Diddy’s Ex-Aide Admits Phone Snatch and Nude Photo Taunt
So, in case you missed the latest courtroom tea, Diddy’s former assistant just confessed to swiping a stylist’s phone and joking that he’d blasted her naked photos to all her contacts. The revelation came during Sean “Diddy” Combs’ high-stakes defamation trial, where the assistant took the stand to back Combs’ claim that he never physically assaulted his stylist. Instead, the aide admits he yanked the phone—describing it as a “hustle move” to block incoming calls—and subsequently taunted her with the line, “I sent all your naked photos to your whole Instagram.”
This jaw-dropping admission was corroborated by court transcripts (People Magazine) and audio recordings submitted as evidence (Dotdash Meredith). While the stylist testified that she felt humiliated and threatened, defense attorneys insisted it was nothing more than a prank gone too far—hardly the assault claims painted by the plaintiff’s team.
The assistant’s testimony dove into the timeline: he first grabbed the phone after the stylist allegedly refused to leave Diddy’s home studio. Video surveillance (cited by People) shows the stylist pacing outside, phone in hand, as the assistant diverted her attention by scrolling through her messages. He later returned the device, but not before chuckling about sharing intimate content with her “fans.”
Meanwhile, Diddy’s legal team painted their client as a benign bystander who was merely caught in the crossfire of a workplace spat. They pointed to text logs presented in court, where the stylist praised Combs’ professionalism—suggesting the fallout was blown out of proportion. On the flip side, the plaintiff’s lawyers highlighted the emotional toll: public humiliation, fear of exposure, and the power imbalance between a billionaire mogul and an employee.
Outside the courtroom, social media has been abuzz. Fans are dissecting every clip of the testimony, and hashtags like #PhoneGate and #NudePhotoDrama are trending on X. Legal commentators have chimed in, questioning whether a prank that escalates into public shaming could sway a jury on defamation claims.
Whether this phone-snatching saga sways the final verdict remains to be seen, but one thing’s clear: the stand’s become its own mini-reality show. If this trends, don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine
Dotdash Meredith
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