Sean ‘diddy’ combs accuser testifies over traumatizing balcony incident: ‘hung me off the rail’

Fashion designer Bryana “Bana” Bongolan testified Wednesday that Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly hung her over the railing of his ex Casandra “Cassie” Ventura’s high-rise condo balcony in

September 2016. “He basically came up from behind me,” she claimed on the stand from Manhattan federal court. “He lifted me up and hung me off the rail.” Bongolan, who is a petite 5-foot-1

and weighed about 110 to 115 pounds at the time, testified that she tried to push her body back to safety but Combs allegedly shouted, “‘You know what the f–k you did.'” He then

allegedly proceeded to throw her onto balcony furniture, causing her to get a bruise on her leg. EXPLORE MORE The designer claimed that, to this day, she still is unclear about what set off

the “Bad Boy for Life” rapper. She claimed Ventura was in her bedroom at the time and was in disbelief over the entire incident. Bongolan testified she did not file a police report out of

fear. She also claimed she suffers “night terrors” and “paranoia” as a result of the trauma she experienced, and still wakes up screaming because of it. However, the rage Combs allegedly

showed the day of the balcony incident was not the only time the fashion designer had witnessed it. She also claimed in an earlier part of her testimony Wednesday that the Bad Boy Records

founder once came up really close to her face and told her, “‘I’m the devil and I could kill you.'” In November 2024, Bongolan sued Combs, 55, for sexual battery and false imprisonment

over the balcony allegations she resurfaced in her testimony. She sought $10 million in damages, but the rap mogul has denied her claims and that civil suit is ongoing. “Mr. Combs firmly

denies these serious allegations and remains confident they will ultimately be proven baseless,” Combs’ legal team told Page Six at the time. “He has unwavering faith in the facts and in the

fairness of the judicial process. In court, the truth will come to light, demonstrating that the claims against Mr. Combs are without merit.” Bongolan testified Wednesday that she filed her

suit to “seek justice for what happened” to her. Combs’ lawyers tried to discredit her during the cross-examination by bringing up her past drug use. Several witnesses — including Ventura,

38 — have testified in court over Combs’ anger issues, though. An ex-assistant named Capricorn Clark claimed last week that her ex-boss once threatened to kill her because she had ties to

his longtime nemesis, Death Row Records founder Suge Knight. Ventura, for her part, testified about the multiple times in which Combs physically assaulted her, including when he beat her at

a hotel in Los Angeles in 2016 after one of their infamous “Freak-Offs.” Bongolan corroborated the “Me & U” singer’s allegations, noting in her testimony that she once saw the “I Need a

Girl” rapper allegedly throw a knife in Ventura’s direction. WANT MORE CELEBRITY AND POP CULTURE NEWS? Start your day with Page Six Daily. THANKS FOR SIGNING UP! The feds have charged Combs

with sex-trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution. The “Last Night” rapper has denied all wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty. _IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS

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