In a stunning turn during Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ongoing federal trial, former President Barack Obama was bizarrely referenced in testimony related to the rapper’s notorious “freak off” parties.

The remark came during testimony from David James, Diddy’s former personal assistant, who described rampant drug use and disturbing behind-the-scenes conduct at the events.

According to the Daily Mail, James testified on Tuesday that high-profile celebrities frequently consumed narcotics like Percocet and ecstasy during Diddy’s parties.

In one strange detail, James stated that partygoers would sometimes ingest pills shaped like Obama’s face. However, he made it clear that the former president was not present at these parties.

James described Diddy’s own alleged drug habits as extreme and persistent, claiming the rapper regularly consumed pills throughout the day, including Advil, Tylenol, water pills for weight loss, Viagra, and substances meant to increase sperm count.

He said Diddy typically started his day with Percocet and ended with ecstasy at night.

Becoming emotional during his testimony, James recounted being instructed to organize sexual performances at these parties, dubbed “freak offs.” He also claimed he once took ecstasy at a party and was filmed by Diddy, who allegedly later used the footage to threaten him.

Reflecting on his early days at Bad Boy Entertainment, James recalled a senior executive telling him his role was to “please” the music mogul. “She pointed at the wall and said this is Mr. Combs’ kingdom. We’re all here to serve him,” he testified.

The trial, which has already attracted significant public scrutiny, continues to implicate other prominent figures in the music industry.

On Monday, Dawn Richards—former member of Danity Kane and best friend of Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura—also testified.

She described witnessing Diddy physically assault Cassie during a 2010 dinner attended by several celebrities, including Usher, Ne-Yo, and music executive Jimmy Iovine.

According to Richards, Diddy allegedly punched Cassie in the stomach in a private dining room, causing her to bend over in pain.

Richards said no one at the table intervened, and she could not confirm whether the others witnessed the assault. She further alleged that Diddy slapped Cassie and grabbed her by the neck while exiting the venue.

Richards also claimed she had witnessed Diddy abuse Cassie on multiple occasions in the early 2000s. “He would punch her, choke her, drag her, slap her in the mouth,” she told the court.

These revelations are the latest in a series of explosive testimonies emerging from the federal proceedings, casting a long shadow over the influential hip-hop mogul.