After six weeks of intense testimony, the trial of Sean Diddy Combs is coming to an end.

This week, both the prosecution and the defense rested their cases and delivered closing arguments.

On Friday, Combs' defense lawyer Mark Agnifalo laid out a bold argument about one of Combs' alleged victims.

Cassie Ventura, Combs' ex-girlfriend.

He described her relationship with Combs as this grand love story, and that it was with these sexual relationships that they were their their quote best selves right

that these were really intimate moments that bonded them he's talking about how beautiful cassie is

and that she has a sexual confidence and she should because she's beautiful, and it's those riffs,

I'm just not sure how they're landing.

Anne Branigan is a style reporter for The Post, who's been covering this trial.

She's in New York at the federal courthouse where Combs is on trial for racketeering conspiracy,

sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

He has pleaded not guilty to the charges, but if convicted, he could be sent to prison for life.

Anne stepped out of the courthouse on Friday during a lunch break to take us inside Combs' defense.

So the central thesis in Mark Agnifalo's closing statements on Friday morning is that

Sean Combs' bedroom is not a crime scene. So basically saying that all of these acts,

all the freak-offs were consensual events that all the parties mutually enjoyed.

And in fact, not only enjoyed, but it was the thing that bonded them together.

It was part of what made their connections special.

It's such a huge pivot, right? It's one thing to, it's one thing to

suggest that there was like more consent and more enthusiasm than the prosecution has alleged.

But it's quite another thing to paint it in these really rosy terms.

I just don't know what a jury is supposed to take from what he said so far.

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