Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking crime news now. Sean Combs, aka Diddy, sharing notes with his lawyers as he listens to testimony pouring from the witness stand. Our Nicole Parton, keeping an eye on the courtroom, Nicole.

The ex-personal assistant of Sean Diddy Combs returned to the witness stand on Friday. Just one day after her

initial testimony detailing the abuse, she claims to have endured from the rap mogul who is currently

on trial. During this session, defense attorneys aim to challenge her allegations of abuse and rape.

For more, here's crime online, Sydney Sumner. Mia, who is testifying under a pseudonym,

is a former director of development and acquisitions for revolt films and assistant to Sean Combs,

who she mainly refers to as Puff or PD. Mia's fear is quite plain as she sits across the room

from her former boss. Mia is hunched over as she walks to and

from the stand, barely looks up from her lap while she answers questions, and speaks very quietly,

sometimes not much louder than a whisper. Attorney Brian Steele sifted through years of Mia's social

media activity, attempting to argue that her previous post contradicted the emotional

testimony she provided on Thursday and Friday regarding her time working for Combs.

Mia recounted to the jury that Combs had threatened her over the years hurling objects at her,

sexually assaulting her multiple times, including an instant where she was raped

while she slept at his residence in Los Angeles. In an effort to cast doubt on her credibility,

Steele highlighted a number of positive social media messages Mia had posted about Diddy,

suggesting that her feelings toward him were inconsistent with her testimony.

Quote, thank you for being the good kind of crazy she had written on one of his birthdays,

and, quote, thank you for being a friend and bringing friends into my life.

Although Mia acknowledged the authenticity of those earlier posts, she refuted the defense's attempt to undermine her account.

She said, quote, what I wrote is a result of psychological abuse, she explained to the jury,

clarifying why she had previously shared positive sentiments about Diddy.

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