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A witness in Sean Combs' sex trafficking trial described a relationship marked by manipulation, coercion, and violence, with allegations that Combs pressured her into sexual acts with escorts and used financial promises to control her, while she expressed complex feelings about the relationship. Combs pleads not guilty to charges including sex trafficking and racketeering.
In the domestic assault trial of actor Jonathan Majors, his ex-girlfriend testified that she initially didn't want to involve the police and regretted getting him in trouble. She tearfully spoke about the aftermath of the incident and revealed that Majors had warned her about trusting the police due to his concerns as a Black man. Majors called the police the next morning out of concern for her mental state. The ex-girlfriend testified that she woke up to find herself surrounded by officers and eventually told them about the injuries she sustained from Majors. She expressed feeling anxious and blamed herself for his arrest. Majors is facing three misdemeanor counts of assault and harassment and could face up to a year in prison if convicted. The trial stems from an incident in March where Majors allegedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend during a car ride. The defense argues that the allegations were fabricated.
Actor Jonathan Majors is on trial for misdemeanor assault and harassment charges after his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, testified in a Manhattan courtroom about their tumultuous two-year relationship. Jabbari described instances of Majors' explosive temper, including smashing objects against the wall and assaulting her during a car ride. She also mentioned previous incidents of alarming behavior, such as ripping her headphones and threatening suicide. Majors denies wrongdoing and claims to be the victim. If convicted, he could face up to a year in jail.
People are sharing videos on TikTok of their exes having narcissistic meltdowns, highlighting the manipulative and abusive behavior in these relationships. Therapist Leah Aguirre explains that narcissists throw tantrums when they feel cornered or caught in a lie, manipulating their partners into silence. These tantrums can keep the partner in an abusive cycle, as they learn to appease the narcissist to avoid conflict. While true narcissism is rare, emotional immaturity and other personality disorders can exhibit similar traits. Younger generations are more outspoken about abuse, using platforms like TikTok to spread awareness and educate others on recognizing abusive relationships.