50 Cent blasted Diddy’s lawyer on Instagram and demanded the mogul keep paying rent for Jane, whose testimony could sway the jury in the sex trafficking trial.
50 Cent once again took aim at Diddy and his legal team by mocking the disgraced mogul’s lead attorney and demanding the Bad Boy founder continue covering rent for a woman at the center of his federal sex trafficking case.
“Hey sh!t head tell Puff I said keep paying the rent or JANE won’t be there for the appeal!” 50 Cent wrote, captioning a photo of attorney Marc Agnifilo with Combs inset. “Marc your closing statements were so bad people think your working for me. LOL”
The post shared with 50 Cent’s 30 million followers comes just days before jurors begin deliberating in Diddy’s high-profile federal trial.
The woman referred to as “Jane” in court is widely believed to be Daphne Joy, the mother of 50 Cent’s son.
She testified over six days, detailing disturbing allegations that Diddy coerced her into sex acts involving male escorts and drugs.
Jane told jurors that Diddy orchestrated what he called “freak-offs,” which included group sex with multiple men while he watched or recorded.
She described one incident that lasted up to three days. “I felt used,” she testified. She also claimed Diddy pressured her to get nipple piercings and became upset when she removed them after they became infected.
Prosecutors allege Diddy used his wealth and influence to manipulate and control women. They say he paid Jane’s rent and later threatened to cut her off or release sex tapes when she tried to leave.
Closing arguments began June 30 and are expected to conclude before the July 4th holiday.
Agnifilo, the focus of 50 Cent’s online ridicule, argued Jane willingly participated in a consensual lifestyle and labeled Diddy and Cassie Ventura’s relationship a “great modern love story” while at the same time branding Cassie as a “gangster.”
50 Cent has used the trial to publicly clown Diddy as part of his long-standing feud with the disgraced mogul, whom he has labeled a “fruit pop” in the past.
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