Diddy Trial's Dismissed Potential Jurors Happy to Be Done Before It Began
Diddy Trial Dismissed Jurors Happy To Be Done
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A bunch of New Yorkers are straight-up celebrating not having to sit through Diddy’s sex trafficking trial -- and they’re making sure TMZ knows it.
Four dismissed jurors were thrilled to be off the hook -- telling us Monday outside the NYC courthouse it was a huge stress relief and they’re just glad they don’t have to miss work or lose a paycheck over it.
Catch the clip -- the first guy made it clear he was happy that it was outta his hands, especially since he knows how high-stakes it all is, having already seen the Cassie hotel beating video.
Another dismissed juror broke down why her job pretty much guaranteed she wasn’t getting picked -- and Juror 80 had everyone cracking up, saying she’s ready to live it up this summer, no courtroom pressure in sight.
5/12/25
It was a nail-biter for a few days, but the jury consisting of 12 members and 6 alternates was finalized Monday. Soon after, Diddy's sex trafficking trial officially kicked off Monday with fiery opening statements from both sides.
He’s facing 5 federal charges -- 2 for sex trafficking, 2 for transporting people for prostitution, and 1 for racketeering conspiracy. Diddy’s pled not guilty, and his defense is already framing the "freak offs" as totally consensual.
