Aubrey O'Day gave feelings to the session ' Diddy 'Combs Clearly, especially because he awaits a verdict in his federal trial, where he can face a life in prison if he is convicted of racketing and poly trafficking costs.

And although it was not directly involved in the court proceedings, he recently discovered that Diaddy's legal troubles changed the perspective on exit and sex.

"You know, there's nothing he can really kill your sex life that is bigger than a dabot", said O'Day Now per week. "And I talked to Homeland Security a year and something. I'm not interested (in socializing). I didn't have sex in years."

Witnesses began to take a stand in the Diddy's trial 12. May 2025. years, where many recounted the story of their alleged interactions with Rap.

Cassie Ventura, who came out of Dieddy during the decade by 2018. The year-in-class sexual orgies testified allegedly an orchestrated rapper that allegedly involved male escorts, baby oil and hard drugs.

According to the pen, the details were too much for her to handle. "I just didn't have sex in a while," she said. "I'm not very interested."

She shared a similar feeling during the previous interview, where she slammed the "Finn to lose" the executor to enable his children to be present in the courtroom during such graphic testimony.

"I don't know any father who would like to sit through the testimony of how much their dad liked to watch people (get) lubricated, F-cking, in his mouth, and rub his nipples," she said the whole nipples, "she said.

Diord's testimony of Diddy's trial concluded on Friday, 27. June, to encourage Judge Arun Subramanian to submit his final instructions to the jury before sending them to intentionally before noon.

During the previous interview, he reported an explosion, O'Day shared her hopes regarding the verdict.

"Justice for me in this setting," she said, "I would like to see all the crimes I know that they are personally serving for all those, in person."

"I would like the prosecution professionally do such an amazing job that no one currently had questions," she continued. "I would like to see the world in which they really connected the dots. I would like to see that they really bring home charges they accused him."

However, O'Dey also expressed concern about the efficiency of the Prosecution in the courtroom.

"There is a cause for concern when you look at the trial, the first part of all the game, and there are still questions," said, "said." I have no question, but the prosecution needs to be sure to make sure that the jury exists. "

O'Dey added that although she personally believes that her former boss is "guilty of all charges", "Rational" side of her judgment must be based on "what has been proven."

Online, users seem to agree with the O'Deye attitude in terms of verdict based on what can be proven, with one writing, "the free that man."

They continued, "everyone who participated in such an will."

The other user shared a similar feeling, stating, "it was nothing but in the case of domestic violence. Wrap this sh-t above."

The third user stated that they believed that the EDDY's case "strongly affected the public".

"It is not a fair trial and too many people's opinions and there are not enough facts," they added.