Sean Combs is still paying the monthly rent for "Jane’s" Los Angeles home, she told the jury Friday.

"Jane" testified Combs began giving her a monthly allowance of $10,000 in March 2023 that she used for rent.

She moved into the house the following month and said Combs is still paying for her to live there, according to her testimony.

Each subsequent time she saw Combs after the monthly checks began, "Jane" testified, “I would be with him and another man.”

"Jane" testified Combs did not like her teeth and made her get veneers and threw his generosity in her face in a text message that August.

“Look at the roof over your head and that pretty smile,” the message said.

Repeatedly, the jury has seen messages in which Jane told Combs about the toll prolonged sexual performances were taking.

“My body hit a wall,” "Jane" said in one message from August 2023.

Combs’ initial response was sympathetic but, an hour later, sent a message saying, “Rico’s free.”

"Jane" then texted him a picture of a bloody tissue as evidence that her period had started.

“I needed to prove to him my hesitation was real,” "Jane" testified. A subsequent text said, “We should just postpone.”

The jury saw how Combs responded. “You have had your period so many times before,” his message said.

“You acting weird as f---.” The message continued, “I don’t believe this fake ass s---.”

"Jane" sent a photo of a bloody tampon.

“Why would you send Sean a picture of a bloody tampon?” prosecutor Maurene Comey asked.

“I wanted to prove to him I really wasn’t available,” "Jane" testified.

She sent Combs a text message the following day saying in part, “I’m not a sex robot.”

Their argument, over text, included a voice note from Combs played for the jury.

“I’m about to really about to disappear on you. I’m not going to be playing these games with you,” the voice note said. “I can’t do this s--- with you each time you get upset.”

Jane responded, “You’ve been making things completely transactional…you’ve been threatening me any chance you get…this s--- is sick.”

She explained to the jury that “Sean was just hovering the house over my head, just always brought it up in so many ways. It just always felt like he wanted me to know that he was doing this for me."

"Jane’s" testimony, at turns anguished, distressing and raw, concludes four weeks of testimony. She will be back on the witness stand Monday.

Court is adjourned for the weekend.

In February 2023, "Jane" and Sean Combs took a short break from their relationship, according to her testimony.

She told the jury she had spent her birthday that year being made to have sex with three male prostitutes allegedly at Combs' behest and then saw on Instagram how Combs shortly thereafter celebrated the birthday of another woman he was seeing by decorating a private plane.

She sent him several text messages which were presented in court.

One asked, "When are we having a getaway? You've promised me this for years. I want to get out of hotels."

Another said, "I didn't want to do all of that on my birthday. You knew how tired I was."

"Jane" began crying on the witness stand, telling the jury, "he knew that after three guys I was tired."

The jury then saw how Combs responded: "I'm tired of you throwing sex in my face," his message said. "Let's just be friends."

"Jane" testified that she collected her thoughts for these text messages by keeping notes on her phone. She read some of them for the jury.

"You lie straight to my face…all you want is another hotel night like you've been doing for two years…you lied because you wanted to use me for the night…you lied so you could use me for that night…you lied and said you had no time for me because you were stressed with work," one of her notes said. "You used me up for another hotel night…anything outside these hotels I'm a joke to you."

A couple weeks later, Combs invited her to Turks and Caicos. She flew to Miami to meet him in advance, according to "Jane's" testimony.

The jury saw a text Combs sent.

"Plan a night of debauchery and fun and then straight to the airport, straight to the beach. What you think," the message said. "Jane" said, "I just want us."

According to "Jane's" testimony, Combs agreed and she believed there would be no hotel night in Miami.

"Did that turn out to be true," prosecutor Maurene Comey asked.

"No," "Jane" testified. They went to the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Miami where she told the court Don showed up.

"I think I just grew accustomed to the rhythm of things," "Jane" testified.

They then flew to Turks and Caicos where, after one night together, "Jane" said Paul showed up.

A 24-hour hotel night ensued, "Jane" testified. After the 4th round of sexual activity she said she could no longer continue.

"It was just really painful," "Jane" told the court. She threw a bracelet Combs had given her and stormed off, according to testimony.

"I remember him saying, 'Are you crazy? How could you make me look like that in front of Paul?'" "Jane" testified.

"If you had known Paul had been on the Turks trip would you have gone?" Comey asked. "No," "Jane" testified.

A few months into their relationship, in November 2021, "Jane" told the court she sent Sean Combs several text messages after seeing things he posted on Instagram.

"I was feeling bad that I went on a trip with Sean and it turned into a hotel night and when I was home, I could see he was with another woman doing all this quality time," "Jane" testified. "I thought he wanted to see me and instead I ended up in a hotel for two days."

The jury saw "Jane's" text message to Combs: "I need a breather and a break from you, this doesn't make me feel good. Your true intentions with me are in plain sight."

Combs responded using a voice note, played for the jury, his voice booming through the courtroom: "You're flipping out on me because somebody came to work out with me. You're f------ nuts."

"Jane" replied with a text: "Ain't nobody just come to work out. Stop lying. Funny thing is I don't even care," the message said. "You just want the hotel s---."

Another text exchange followed a later birthday.

She testified Combs promised to take her to dinner and hang out. Instead, "Jane" told the court she ended up having intercourse with another man Combs introduced her to.

After her birthday, "Jane" told the jury she saw on Instagram how Combs prepared a birthday celebration for a different woman that included a private jet and an island villa.

"I don't know how we're going to make it out of this ok, Sean," "Jane's" text message read, before she confronted him with everything she saw online.

"Jane" testified she kept notes on her phone to organize her feelings. The jury saw several of them.

"You hurt my feelings every time you dismiss me," the note said. "I don't know what you're calling me for. I'm sorry I don't want to do drugs for days and days and have you use me for your creepy, wild desires."

During a break, an attorney representing Jane informed the court that there are social media accounts and websites that are seeking to reveal Jane’s true identity.

The attorney said she is documenting posts and monitoring livestreams that may be violating the court’s pseudonym order.

“These posts threaten her safety,” the attorney said.

The attorney said it does not appear the individuals responsible are in the courthouse but the judge said he would consider any application for additional restrictions on disclosing identifiable information.

Defense attorney Marc Agnifilo asked former Bad Boy Entertainment CFO Derek Ferguson a rapid-fire series of questions regarding his 19 years of working for Sean Combs.

“Did you see anyone help Sean Combs commit crimes?” Agnifilo asked.

“No,” Ferguson testified.

“Did you see anyone help Sean Combs commit Acts of violence?” Agnifilo asked.

“No," Ferguson told the court.

“Did you see anyone make the company stronger through threats of violence?” Agnifilo asked.

“No," Ferguson again told the court.

“Did you see anyone enhance Mr. Combs’ reputation or the reputation of any business through emotional, physical or sexual abuse?”

“I did not," testified Ferguson.

“Where did you work physically?” prosecutor Christy Slavik asked Ferguson during re-direct examination.

“In the New York office,” Ferguson testified.

“At any time were you based out of Mr. Combs’ homes?” Slavik followed up.

“No,” Ferguson told the court.

“Did you ever stay in a hotel room with Mr. Combs?”

“No,” Ferguson testified in response.

Court is adjourned for the day.

Frank Piazza, a video expert, is expected to be the first witness called Wednesday, followed by Bryana Bongolan and “Jane,” the latter another alleged Combs victim who will testify under a pseudonym.