Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ former PA was ‘too traumatised’ to answer his call in 2023

She was the second of three women expected to give evidence at the trial in Manhattan that they were sexually abused by Combs

Assistant US attorney Madison Smyser, centre, asks special agent Gerard Gannon, far right, to stand and show the jury the high-heeled platform red shoes found along with fire arms during a search of Combs’ Star Island residence during Combs’ sex trafficking and racketeering trial in Manhattan. Picture: Elizabeth Williams/AP

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former personal assistant said while giving evidence at his sex trafficking trial that she threw her phone across the room in terror and ran outside when she saw the hip-hop mogul calling her days after his long-time ex-girlfriend sued him two years ago.

“It was just so triggering to see that,” said the assistant, who was identified in court only by the pseudonym “Mia”.