Eliza Thompson

1 week ago | aol.com | Eliza Thompson |Antonio Ferme

The woman known as “Mia,” who worked as a personal assistant for Sean “Diddy” Combs, continued her testimony about the mogul in court on Friday, May 30. Mia, who is using a pseudonym to protect her privacy, claimed on Friday that she settled with Diddy, 55, for $400,000 when she quit working for him in 2017. She testified that she was told by executives to retain an attorney to negotiate back wages, bonuses and severance, but this allegedly enraged Diddy, whom she started working for in 2009.

1 week ago | usmagazine.com | Eliza Thompson |Antonio Ferme

The woman known as “Mia,” who worked as a personal assistant for Sean “Diddy” Combs, continued her testimony about the mogul in court on Friday, May 30. Mia, who is using a pseudonym to protect her privacy, claimed on Friday that she settled with Diddy, 55, for $400,000 when she quit working for him in 2017. She testified that she was told by executives to retain an attorney to negotiate back wages, bonuses and severance, but this allegedly enraged Diddy, whom she started working for in 2009.

1 week ago | usmagazine.com | Eliza Thompson |Antonio Ferme

El juicio de Sean “Diddy” Combs continuó el jueves 29 de mayo con el testimonio de una mujer conocida como “Mia”, una ex empleada del rapero que está usando un seudónimo en el estrado. Mia, cuyo nombre real es conocido por el jurado y ambas partes pero no será utilizado en el tribunal abierto, fue contratada como asistente personal de Diddy, ahora de 55 años, en 2009.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Eliza Thompson |Antonio Ferme

The trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs continued on Thursday, May 29, with testimony from a woman known as “Mia,” a former employee of the rapper who is using a pseudonym on the stand. Mia, whose real name is known to the jury and both parties but will not be used in open court, was hired as a personal assistant for Diddy, now 55, in 2009. During her testimony on Wednesday, she alleged that Diddy threw things at her multiple times and sexually assaulted her during her tenure as his employee.

1 week ago | usmagazine.com | Eliza Thompson |Antonio Ferme

The trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs continued on Wednesday, May 28, with testimony from a firefighter who responded to the scene of Kid Cudi’s firebombed Porsche in early 2012. Arson investigator Lance Jimenez testified that a homemade Molotov cocktail caused the explosion but noted that the fire wasn’t as damaging as it could have been.