Diddy’s legal team wants Kid Cudi’s car bombing testimony thrown out completely citing lack of evidence and calling it prejudicial opinion.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’s federal sex-trafficking trial continues on Day 10, with former assistant Capricorn Clark expected to testify.

P Diddy's trial has continued, with a former personal assistant of Sean 'Diddy' Combs and a long-time friend of his ex-girlfriend Cassie currently being cross-examined by the defence attorney

Diddy asked a judge to strike Kid Cudi's testimony about a car explosion, stating the claims are 'mere speculation' and could cause unfair prejudice in court

Attorneys for Diddy are asking for elements of Kid Cudi's testimony about a 2012 car-bombing to be struck from the record of the rap mogul's trial.

The testimony ties directly into Cassie’s earlier claims that Diddy lost it when he learned about her and Cudi, allegedly vowing to blow up the Man on the Moon artist’s car. Cudi also testified that when he later confronted Diddy about the explosion during a meeting with Cassie at Soho House in L.A., the music mogul played dumb.

Combs' defense claims that a "witness generally cannot testify that in his opinion, a declarant was lying when making a statement"

After Kid Cudi took the stand last week in the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs, lawyers for the music mogul are hitting back.

The ruling could weaken the government’s narrative and raise questions about earlier witness claims as trial proceedings continue

Kid Cudi testified that Sean "Diddy" Combs looked "like a Marvel supervillain" when he went to meet the music mogul after his car blew up in his driveway

Scott "Kid Cudi" Mescudi has testified about Diddy blowing up his car in retaliation for his relationship with the mogul's ex-girlfriend, Cassie.