Cassie Ventura is one of four alleged victims to appear in the upcoming federal trial against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, but she will not hold her testimony anonymous.

The 37-year-old model and singer, who was in a relationship with Combs from 2007 to 2018, testifies under his own name against the disgraceful rapper on May 5th.

Federal prosecutors recently presented a proposal confirming that Ventura, originally referred to in judicial archives as victim-1, does not remain anonymous during her testimony.

“(Cassie) is prepared to testify under his own name. Victim-2, victim-3 and victim-4 have asked that their identities are not revealed to the press or public.”

“This case has already received a unique amount of media coverage, which will probably only increase when the trial continues,” the new archiving read.

“Permission of these measures will prevent unnecessary publication of the victims’ identities and harassment from the media and other, unnecessary embarrassment and other negative consequences that would almost certainly follow if these women were forced to reveal their true names in public during trial.”

Combs, 55, face five counts across three federal charges, including racketing, sex trade with power, fraud or coercion. and transport to participate in prostitution. He has not pleaded guilty to all charges.

Ventura, who was subjected to violence in the home of Combs in a viral leaked footage, had previously brought a civil trial against him, but settled the case out of court a day later.

Shortly after the viral recordings surrounded dozens of other civilian litigation ridges with several women and men accusing Bad Boy Record’s founder of sexual assault.

Around the time, three of the rapper’s properties were assaulted by the FBI.

He is currently being held without bail at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn since his arrest on September 16.