Court Audio Exposes Diddy Calling Witness “Jane” His Crackpipe — Meet KK Who Named as Key Co-Conspirator

A shocking voice note played in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex-trafficking trial has revealed the music mogul calling a witness, known only as “Jane,” his “crackpipe,” raising new questions about his relationships and alleged criminal network. The audio, presented to a Manhattan jury on June 10, 2025, captures a March 2023 conversation between Diddy and Jane after a Turks and Caicos vacation. In the recording, Diddy says,

"Hey, baby, we had a great time, stay in the light. It's all good, get your rest, you are the crackpipe. That's my new name for you, crackpipe. Or should I call you CP? But, yeah, I want you to stay in the light, you know what I'm saying, we had a very, very good time together. Like, so much, so much, so much, so much, so much fun. Now go rest up. Get in your bag. You know what I'm saying, got your contract, find a nice little spot, put your mind at ease. Yeah, I had a great time. And I really, really want you to get some rest. I know about you throwing up and all that. That's when I was like, hold up a second. Get some rest, baby. Love. So, if you come in for 24 hours, yeah, you always wanted to set something up. So now you got the opportunity. Set something up for tomorrow night. That last vision we had was dawn in ATL. See, you put it together, baby."

Jane responded,

“‘Crack pipe’ is so real for both of us, it’s definitely mutual,”

signaling her acceptance of the nickname.

The audio is part of a broader case against Diddy, who faces charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, and transportation for prostitution. His trial, which began May 12, 2025, has exposed disturbing allegations about his inner circle, with Kristina Khorram, known as KK and his former chief of staff, emerging as a central figure accused of enabling his alleged crimes.

Jane, testifying under a pseudonym, described a coercive relationship with Diddy from 2021 until his September 2024 arrest. She detailed “hotel nights” or “freak-offs,” marathon sex sessions with paid male escorts in hotels across Los Angeles, New York, Miami, and Turks and Caicos. Stocked with red lights, music, baby oil, and AstroGlide, these rooms often used dozens of lubricant bottles at night. Jane said she felt financially trapped, relying on Diddy for support, which compelled her to participate. She recalled taking ecstasy about 10 times during a 2021 Turks and Caicos trip, collapsing after her first use. Diddy offered the drug, saying,

“Here, take this, it’ll be more fun.”

Khorram and Diddy’s butler, not EMTs, helped her recover while Diddy continued partying.

Khorram, described by Diddy as his “right-hand woman” in a 2021 Facebook post, faces serious accusations from multiple witnesses. Jane testified that Khorram arranged her travel and advised her on drug transport, saying,

“It’s fine. I do it all the time, just put it in your checked luggage.”

Jane recounted picking up a package in Los Angeles, discovering it contained ecstasy upon reaching Miami. Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s ex, testified that she discussed personal matters with Khorram almost daily, including Diddy’s moods and her schedule. In a 2016 text to Khorram at 3 a.m., Ventura reported Diddy choking a friend and dangling her over a balcony. Khorram did not call 911, and prosecutors now call her phone a “goldmine” of evidence.

Hotel security guard Eddy Garcia testified that after Diddy’s alleged 2016 assault on Ventura, Khorram relentlessly pressured him to surrender surveillance footage, calling repeatedly and showing up in person. Diddy later paid $100,000 to secure the tape, with Khorram present. Another witness, George Kaplan, said Khorram instructed him to prepare hotel rooms with candles, liquor, baby oil, and AstroGlide using a corporate credit card. Jane also claimed Khorram arranged her nipple piercings and dental work at Diddy’s request.

Civil lawsuits amplify these claims. Rodney Jones, a former producer, called Khorram “the Ghislaine Maxwell to Sean Combs’ Jeffrey Epstein,” alleging she covered up Diddy’s violence. Another accuser, Phillip Pines, said Khorram told him not to speak about witnessing Diddy’s abusive behavior. Despite these allegations, Khorram has not been charged. In a March 2025 statement, she denied wrongdoing, saying,

“I have never condoned or aided and abetted the sexual assault of anyone. Nor have I ever drugged anyone.”

Her attorney has not commented on whether she will testify as of June 12, 2025.

The trial, expected to continue for weeks, has painted a grim picture of Diddy’s empire, with Khorram’s alleged role as a fixer under scrutiny. Jane’s testimony, the “crackpipe” audio, and witness accounts suggest a pattern of coercion and cover-ups. As evidence mounts, the court must decide whether Khorram was a loyal employee or a key player in Diddy’s alleged crimes.

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