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(NewsNation) — Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ former assistant, Capricorn Clark, was called to the witness stand Tuesday, starting the third week of testimony.

Clark is the third former assistant to testify against the music mogul. She worked for the Bad Boy Records label founder from 2004 to 2012.

After her, several public safety officials are expected to testify this week.

Capricorn Clark kidnapped in plot to kill Kid Cudi: testimony

Clark recounted on the stand that in December 2011, “I was kidnapped,” the day Combs allegeldy broke ino Kid Cudi’s — whose real name is Scott Mescudi — home.

She said that her former employer showed up at her door with a gun in his hand, and told her to, “put some motherf***ing clothes on. We’re going to kill this n**a,” (referring to Kid Cudi).

The ex-Combs assistant testified she told him she did not want to go, but he was insistent, saying he did not care what she wanted to do.

She got dressed and then got into an SUV with the rapper and his security guard, Rube. They drove to Mescudi’s home which was roughly 15 minutes away. She said Combs and Rube broke through the gate.

She called Ventura on her burner phone, saved under the name “Stormy” her best friend, so Combs would not recognize it, and alerted her to what was going on. She told Ventura not to let Mescudi leave because he was going to get killed.

Combs took the phone from Clark and called the last number. Ventura picked up and Combs questioned, “What phone is this?”

Mescudi drove by and reportedly saw Combs’ vehicle. Clark testified that a one-minute chase took place until Combs calmed down and called Ventura.

“Sean is not going to let me go until you come,” Clark said she told the singer.

According to Clark’s testimony, Combs threatened to kill her, Ventura and Mescudi.

In his testimony last week, Mescudi said Clark told him that Combs allegedly broke into his Hollywood Hills home in 2011. He said Combs had gone into the house because he was upset Mescudi was seeing Ventura, his ex-partner. 

The two went to a hotel, where Mescudi said he received the call from Clark. He said she told him, “Sean Combs and an affiliate were in my house, and she was in a car, and she was forced to go with them over there.”

Mescudi said he got into a Porsche 911 convertible and drove to the house, calling Combs on the way. He asked Combs why he was there, and the music producer calmly replied, “I want to talk to you,” and “I’m over here waiting for you.”

Mescudi testified that weeks later, his car was blown up in his driveway.

Capricorn Clark says Diddy threatened to kill her over Suge Knight employment

Combs’ former assistant said on the stand on Tuesday that the hip-hop mogul said he would kill her during a conversation about her former boss, Suge Knight, on her first day working for him.

Knight ran the rival record label Death Row Records. The two record companies were behind the East-West Coast rap feud in the 1990s.

“He told me that he didn’t know that I had anything to do with Suge Knight and if anything happened, he would have to kill me,” Clark said.

When asked by the prosecution what she made of Combs’ intimidating remark, she said she took it, “very serious.”

Ex-Diddy assistant testifies that Diddy said he ‘I like guns’

Clark said that after Combs and 50 Cent did press at MTV, the Bad Boy label executive told his manager that he was having an issue with the rapper, and ended the job saying, “I don’t like all the back and forth … I like guns.”

The former Combs’ employee said she took that as a hint of a threat.

Clark claims set up baby oil, drugs in hotels for Diddy

Clark said that part of her responsibilities as Combs’ assistant was prepping hotel rooms, presumably prior to “Freak Offs.”

She would put out baby oil, lubricant, ecstasy, four small cameras, and an IV drip that the rapper said was for Ventura and him to have after their drug use. She also had to clean up the room after and said there was baby oil left behind.

Diddy made Capricorn Clark take lie detector test: testimony

Clark recalled when Combs accused her of stealing three pieces of jewelry that were loaned to him. He had her take a lie detector test.

The ex-assistant said that it was her role to bring the expensive, loaned items to Teterboro Airport and did not know they were gone.

She said that she endured hours of questioning, and then was brought to an office she had not seen before, and was locked inside.

Clark recalled a security guard for Combs saying to her, “They’re going to throw you into the East River.”

Capricorn Clark testifies she was stressed 24/7 working for Diddy

The former assistant said she made an annual salary of $65,000.  Her hours were frequently 9 a.m. to 4 a.m. doing menial tasks for her multimillionaire boss.

She said the chronic stress led to her suffering from alopecia, hair loss.

Ex-Diddy assistant says Diddy shattered glass ceilings in entertainment industry

During Clark’s cross-examination, she said she learned a great deal from Combs, and they both broke glass ceilings. She said she was a good employee for Combs.

Capricorn Clark says Diddy shoved her

In the summer of 2006, Clark testified that Combs was violent with her at his Star Island residence.

“I left because he pushed me out of his house,” Clark said.

She described expressing to the chef that she “hated here” after he told her there was no turkey bacon.

The chef, she says, told Combs who shoved her 25 feet and said, “You hate it here, GTFO my house.”

She quit but then returned under the promise that she would not work directly with Combs.

Clark said she was fired in 2021. She said she lost everything as Combs’ music label paid for her car, residence, and her benefits.

She said on the stand that Combs told her she would never work again, and that she would probably kill herself.

After all that Clark said transpired, she had difficulty finding new employment and returned to work as Ventura’s creative director in 2016, and part of that role included telling Combs everything that occurred with the singer.

She said, despite all that had occurred, she decided to return as Combs’ chief of staff in 2024. Clark said, “he wouldn’t be in this mess if he kept me around.”

Clark said she met with Combs in April 10, 2024; two of his properties had already been raided by the federal government. 

The prosecution said they would be finished a week earlier than expected; five weeks versus six.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.