The sex trafficking and racketeering trial of fallen rap-world mega-player Sean “ Diddy ” Combs entered its fifth week and second month in downtown Manhattan federal court on Monday, as one of the ex-mogul’s defense attorneys hammered Combs’ former assistant about their working and personal relationship, suggesting her actions don’t fit with the allegations of horrific abuse she has made against him from the witness stand.

The former assistant, who is using the pseudonym “Mia” while she testifies at Combs’ trial, spent the last of her three days on the stand on Monday, with her cross-examination taking up the majority of her time in court as star defense attorney Brian Steel repeatedly questioned her actions and words, particularly in social media posts that praised or were positive tow

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