Sean “Diddy” Combs and his staff hounded his ex-assistant, who was allegedly sexually assaulted by the hip hop mogul, for support as his reputation started to crumble — and even offered her money after Cassie Ventura filed her bombshell lawsuit, new text messages reveal.

The former live-in assistant, only identified as “Mia,” told a Manhattan courtroom Friday that she received a slew of out-of-the blue texts from the Bad Boy Records’ security guard in late 2023 — soon after Ventura publicly accused Combs of physically, emotionally and sexually abusing her.

In one text dated Nov. 30, 2023, the security guard — D-Roc — wrote to Mia, “That Puff [Daddy] really wanted to talk to me, maybe I could say something… he was going to call me.”

A couple of hours later, Combs called her but she didn’t pick up.

“I threw my phone as far as it can go, and I ran outside,” Mia told jurors at Combs’ bombshell federal trial, later noting she had complex, severe PTSD from her time working for the allegedly abusive music producer.

She detailed how D-Roc sent a handful of follow-up texts over the next few weeks urging her to speak to Combs.

“Your boy said to call him. He doesn’t want or need u to do anything,” read one text from Dec. 5, 2023 that was shown in court.

The ex-assistant told jurors she made up excuses to avoid speaking with Combs — including that she’d gone scuba diving and didn’t have cell service.

At one point, D-Roc appeared to offer up a veiled bribe — but Mia testified that she turned it down.

“I know u didn’t ask for anything, but I can send my sister a gift,” he texted her on Feb. 2, 2024, the court heard.

She received messages directly from Combs, too, on Feb. 4 and Feb. 7, asking to speak with her so he could have his “memory jogged,” according to her testimony.

Mia told jurors she never answered the texts.

The messages were shown a day after the former assistant sobbed on the stand as she recalled silently enduring the sexual assaults she claims her powerful boss inflicted on her, including that he forced her to perform oral sex on him and raped her.

In addition to the alleged sexual abuse, Mia — who worked for Combs between 2009 and 2017 — also testified about a barrage of other horrifying abuse from the rap mogul, including a time he threw a bowl of spaghetti at her because she went to go change her tampon.

Combs, 55, has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges. He could be sent to prison for the rest of his life, if convicted.