The third week of Sean “Diddy” Combs' sex trafficking and racketeering trial featured testimony from the second of three women expected to testify that the hip-hop mogul sexually abused them.

David James and George Kaplan testified at trial that being Diddy's personal assistant meant surviving threats, supplying drugs, and ignoring violence.

Mia described a controlling and hostile environment, claiming she wasn’t allowed to sleep for long stretches or leave Diddy’s homes without permission.

The former assistant said she threw her phone across the room in terror and ran outside when she saw the hip-hop mogul calling her days after Cassie Ventura sued him.

In today's edition of Diddy on Trial, we break down the defense team's cross-examination of the key witness identified in court by the pseudonym "Mia."

Sean “Diddy” Combs’s former assistant “Mia” returned to the stand Friday as week three of testimony in the music mogul’s sex trafficking trial draws to a close. Direct examination of Mia, a pseudonym given to protect her identity,

She portrayed Combs as a brutal, controlling taskmaster who put his own needs above the wellbeing of his staff.

A former personal assistant to Sean Combs testified that the rap mogul, who physically and sexually assaulted her, was "toxic" and "chaotic."

Follow the latest news and live coverage from the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial. An ex-assistant testifies Diddy sexually assaulted her multiple times

WEEK three of Sean “Diddy” Combs trial continued with explosive testimony about the music exec’s violent outbursts as an ex-assistant recalled the multiple times he allegedly

"Mia," Diddy's ex-assistant, details alleged abuse and forced labor in court, supporting racketeering charges, according to a legal expert who says her testimony may influence the jury's decision.