Stefon Diggs accuser says they were involved in a sexual relationship

Day 1 of the Stefon Diggs trial got off to a bang when Diggs' accuser, Jamila “Mila” Adams, was cross-examined by Diggs' attorney about the root of these accusations.

Adams, who was Diggs's personal chef, accused him of assaulting her after she asked him about money he owed her.

What was not known was how close the pair were, so close that they had a sexual relationship, according to her testimony.

Diggs’ attorney, Andrew Kettlewell, asked Adams about her personal relationship with the star wideout.

“The assault that the Commonwealth described in their opening statement never happened,” Kettlewell told jurors, as quoted by ESPN.com. “It did not happen.”

Adams, whom Diggs hired in February 2025, calls her relationship with Diggs “complicated.”

“I would say it’s complicated. It started out as friends,” Adams testified in the Massachusetts courtroom. “We met, it became sexual, and we would meet up, hang out, and we decided I would come work for him around February 2025.”

Kettlewell said Adams was “seething” that she wasn’t invited on a trip to Miami.

Kettlewell claims she wasn’t invited because she had a personal issue with one of Diggs' associates, and apparently, that is when the incident took place.

Adams says Diggs slapped her across the face and shortly after, he choked her.

“When I went up to push his hand, to block him, he took his arm and came around my neck, gripping with his elbow around my neck, and began to choke me — pressure on my neck with his elbow,” Adams testified.

But Diggs attorney showed a video of Adams dancing and having a good time a few days after the alleged incident, according to Boston’s WCVB-TV.

Testimony continues today.

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