Sean Combs' Ex-Girlfriend Refutes Sex Trafficking Claims Citing Prosecutorial Pressure

Virginia Huynh, identified as "Victim 3" in Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking case, has publicly disputed prosecutors' claims that she was trafficked or involved in prostitution, stating in letters to the court that she was pressured by prosecutors to feel like a victim despite her denials. She asserts that she cooperated fully with authorities, providing texts, videos, and photos, but was never called to testify because prosecutors could not reach her or her attorney. Huynh's letters argue that her relationship with Combs, though imperfect, did not involve forced prostitution and that Combs has since acknowledged past mistakes and should be released to his family. Prosecutors had planned to call her as a witness during the trial, but her absence was noted, and other witnesses testified about her relationship with Combs and instances of alleged violence. Combs' legal team is seeking a reduced sentence ahead of his sentencing, which includes letters of support from various individuals, including Huynh and others connected to Combs. The case highlights conflicting narratives between the prosecution and this key figure, potentially impacting the outcome of Combs' sentencing on his prostitution convictions.