On Monday, jurors are set to begin deliberating, ultimately deciding whether Combs was running a criminal enterprise, as the government says, or — as his lawyer insists — merely living a swinger lifestyle that included recreational drug use and, regrettably, domestic violence.

Combs' attorneys gave their closing arguments in court Friday, claiming all his relationships were consensual, and saying women chose to participate in his so-called "freak offs."

Sean “Diddy” Combs’s federal sex-trafficking trial continues Friday, as defense attorney Marc Agnifilo presents closing arguments and prosecutor Maurene Comey gives a rebuttal.