Diddy Accused of Dangling Cassie’s Friend Over 17th-Floor Balcony: “He Said, ‘You Know What the F You Did’”**

In a chilling moment during Sean “Diddy” Combs’s ongoing federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial, a longtime friend of Cassie Ventura took the stand and accused the hip-hop mogul of physically threatening her life by lifting her over the railing of a high-rise balcony. Bryana Bongolan, 33, testified Wednesday in Manhattan federal court that in September 2016, Combs showed up unannounced at Ventura’s Los Angeles apartment, forced his way in, and proceeded to physically lift Bongolan onto the balcony railing of the 17th floor.

“For a split second I was thinking about if I was going to fall,” Bongolan told jurors. “But for the most part he was yelling at me, so I was trying to answer him.”

Cassie Ventura’s friend Bryana Bongolan alleged that Sean Diddy Combs held her there for 10 to 15 seconds while shouting, “You know what the f*** you did,” despite her insistence that she didn’t know what he meant. After pulling her down, Bryana Bongolan says Combs threw her onto the balcony furniture, leaving her bruised and shaken.

Photos presented in court showed Bryana Bongolan wearing a neck brace and documented the injuries she said were sustained in the attack. She testified that the trauma left her with recurring nightmares and long-term paranoia.

“I’m the Devil and I Could Kill You”

Bryana Bongolan painted a portrait of a violent and controlling figure behind Sean Diddy Combs’s public persona. She testified that on another occasion in Malibu, he confronted her on the beach and said: “I’m the devil and I could kill you.”

The courtroom also heard claims that Sean Diddy Combs threw a knife at Cassie during a separate incident and that Bryana Bongolan frequently saw Ventura with visible bruises, including black eyes — further evidence of what prosecutors describe as a pattern of domestic abuse and coercion.

Combs, 55, faces federal charges of sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and transportation to engage in prostitution. Prosecutors allege that over two decades, Combs forced women, including Cassie Ventura, into participating in drug-fueled sex sessions known as “freak-offs,” using threats, manipulation, and violence.

Sean Diddy Combs has pleaded not guilty, and his attorneys claim the encounters were consensual and part of an “alternative lifestyle.” They have also worked to challenge Bongolan’s credibility, citing inconsistencies in her prior accounts.

Sean Diddy Combs Trial Enters Fourth Week

Cassie Ventura, the R&B artist and Combs’s former longtime partner, previously testified that she was coerced, threatened, and blackmailed into participating in “freak-offs,” and that she suffered both emotional and physical abuse throughout their relationship.

The Sean Diddy Combs trial is expected to resume with Bryana Bongolan set to return for further cross-examination.

If convicted on all counts, Combs could face life in prison.