Court is adjourned for the day because of the sick juror.

The trial will resume Friday following Thursday's Juneteenth holiday.

“We are going to make some further inquiries to address the juror situation,” Judge Subramanian said after the parties convened privately at the bench.

In the meantime, the judge is hearing defense objections to some pieces of evidence.

“We have a sick juror,” Judge Arun Subramanian announced after he took the bench Wednesday.

The juror has “vertigo symptoms,” the judge said. “I don’t think there’s any way for us to proceed today.”

The parties are discussing the issue in a sidebar.

Judge Arun Subramanian closed the courtroom to discuss a potential issue with one of the jurors. He did not retake the bench so the issue for now remains unresolved, at least publicly.

The defense used the cross-examination of U.S. Attorney's Office Special Agent DeLeassa Penland to present messages in which they contend former Sean Combs girlfriend Cassie Ventura appears enthusiastic about "freak-off" sexual encounters or entices Combs with suggestive talk.

“I bought the sexiest outfits for later,” one message from October 2012 said. “I’ve been really horny,” a message a few months later said.

In another message, from December 2012, Ventura promised “I’ll be the nastiest freak b----.”

Ventura once texted Combs about a role-play game, according to the messages. “The game starts at 10 p.m. no texting after this,” the message said. “I am not Cassie and you are not Sean.”

The defense has argued that Ventura's participation in the sexual encounters that Combs desired was consensual and not coerced, as the prosecution claims. Ventura previously testified that she was an unwilling participant and was texting Combs what she knew he wanted to hear.

On re-direct examination, prosecutor Emily Johnson returned to the caught-on-camera attack on Ventura by Combs at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles, showing the jury a message Combs sent to Ventura five days later, which read “Baby, I can’t say it enough. I AM SO SORRY!!!!!”

The jury saw Ventura’s response. “I still have crazy bruising from Friday,” her reply message said. “Nothing good comes out of ["freak-offs"] anymore. You treat me like Ike Turner.”

Penland is off the witness stand.

Court has adjourned for the day. Testimony will resume Wednesday with former Combs associate Brendan Paul scheduled to take the stand.