Cassie confirms Trump hotel shooter Jonathan Oddi’s ‘sex slave’ claims at Diddy trial

Cassie Ventura has admitted that she and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs had sexual relations with the gunman who opened fire on Donald Trump’s Doral Miami resort.

Ventura took the stand during Combs’ sex trafficking trial Friday for more cross-examination Friday by the defense team.

The R&B singer was questioned about her relationship with Jonathan Oddi, a former porn star who fired shots at Trump’s Doral Miami resort in 2018 and claimed during his arrest that he was a ‘sex slave’ for Combs.

Ventura told the court that she had met Oddi multiple times and even once feared that he had secretly recorded video of one of their ‘freak-off’ sex parties.

She testified that when she informed Combs about the video that he was concerned about it getting out and vowed to ‘take care of it’.

Ventura said she ‘didn’t trust’ Oddi and ‘believes’ their relationship ended after she caught him allegedly taping the sex session.

Oddi claimed during his arrest in 2018 that ‘I had sex with Cassie and Sean’ and that Combs had asked him to sign an NDA agreement. His allegations were immediately dismissed as farfetched conspiracy theories.

But Daily Mail exclusively revealed last week that Oddi signed a non-disclosure agreement with Combs in exchange for $5 million.

Cassie Ventura has admitted that she and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs (pictured together in 2017) had sex with Jonathan Oddi, the porn star who opened fire on Donald Trump’s Doral Miami resort

Jonathan Oddi (pictured) claimed during his arrest in 2018 that ‘I had sex with Cassie and Sean’ and that Combs had asked him to sign an NDA agreement

Ventura admitted on the stand Friday that she believed Oddi had taken a secret video of her, Combs and himself at a freak-off party. 

Defense attorney Anna Estevao, probing Ventura about the encounter with Oddi, asked if he ‘seemed volatile’.

‘I don’t know, I didn’t trust him,’ she told the court, prompting Combs’ attorney to ask if Oddi was ‘was threatening to release a sex video of you’.

Ventura replied: ‘I don’t know he actually did that….I don’t remember…I was in the room with him and saw the phone up and told Sean.’

She admitted she was concerned that Oddi had been recording and claims that Sean told her ‘I’ll take care of it’. 

Estevao also asked if she ended her relationship with Oddi after learning about the ‘secret recording’.

‘I believe so,’ Ventura answered.

The defense added ‘(If he did this) you never would have had a Freak Off with him again?’, to which Ventura replied: ‘No.’

Ventura agreed that Combs spent a large sum of money and a significant amount of time trying to make sure the video went away, but said she ‘didn’t know the details’ of his arrangement with Oddi.

Lawyer Anna Estevao cross examines Casandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura during Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sex trafficking trial in New York City on Friday

Oddi is pictured during his interview with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement following his arrest over the 2018 shooting

Ventura confirmed during earlier testimony this week that she had slept with Oddi, allegedly under the orders of her controlling rapper boyfriend. 

Oddi was arrested in May 2018 after he opened fire in Trump’s Doral Miami resort.  

He was taken down by police and then interrogated about his motives. It was then that he revealed his links to Combs and Ventura. 

‘I had sex with Cassie [Ventura] and Sean [Combs],’ Oddi said in the police video.

‘Basically, he would masturbate and tell me what to do to Cassie. I was like a sex slave. For them, that’s what I was.’

At the time, his comments were dismissed as the delusions of a mentally ill maniac. 

But documents seen by the Daily Mail last week revealed an NDA was signed by Oddi and Combs in 2014.

Oddi told police in Doral that he signed the document in exchange for $5 million. 

‘He’s scared I will expose him,’ he said of the rapper. ‘My settlement put me in a box. Basically, I couldn’t talk because I was going to be sued. They kept following me.’

Oddi also claimed to have turned over a tape to Diddy’s then lawyer, Mark Geragos. The contents of that alleged tape are unknown.

Combs embraces lawyer Anna Estevao as he enters the courtroom during  his sex trafficking trial in New York City on Friday

Ventura was back on the witness stand for a second day of cross-examination by Combs’ lawyers, after having been forced the day before to read aloud explicit and lurid messages she sent Combs during their tumultuous, nearly 11-year relationship that ended in 2018.

The singer is the prosecution’s star witness. Her lawsuit in 2023 accused Combs of physical and sexual abuse, and it set in motion the investigation which culminated in this month’s trial. Several other women who accuse him of abuse are set to testify.

Prosecutors allege that Combs used his fame and fortune to orchestrate an empire of exploitation, coercing women into abusive sex parties. 

His lawyers argue that all the sexual acts were consensual, and although he could be violent, he never veered into sex trafficking and racketeering. 

Combs has pleaded not guilty to federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. His defense says that, although he could be violent, nothing he did amounted to a criminal enterprise. Combs insists all the sex was consensual.