A distraught Cassie Ventura could be heard on a 2014 audio recording — revealed Friday during Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial — screaming and threatening to kill a man who claimed he’d seen a sexually explicit video of her.

Combs’ defense played the harrowing recording in Manhattan federal court as they grilled Ventura, 38, for a second day and tried to undercut her bombshell accusations against the Bad Boy Records mogul.

The recording revealed Ventura trying get more information out of a man who was allegedly shown an X-rated video depicting the R&B singer and now-former girlfriend to Combs.

When the man wouldn’t divulge helpful details, Ventura went off the rails.

“I will kill you if you don’t show me right now,” Ventura could be heard yelling in the recording. “I will cut you up and put you in the f—ing dirt right now.”

“Put that s–t up right now,” the recording continued. “I’m tired of you talking s–t right now. It’s not going to be blood on my hands, someone else is going to do it.”

Ventura previously testified that Combs repeatedly threatened to release embarrassing explicit videos of her taken during the marathon sex parties the mogul called “freak-offs.”

His attorneys apparently introduced the audio recording as a way to argue Combs didn’t want to the video to be released.

Jurors also learned that Ventura messaged Combs about what the man told her — and the music producer replied that she should not let him “out of your sight.”

“It was a weird day,” Ventura testified.

“He (Combs) was sending me messages. We didn’t know whether or not it was a ‘freak-off’ video. He (Combs) text and called me quite a bit.”

The recording wasn’t the only dramatic exchange unveiled during the day, as jurors learned that Combs bizarrely texted Ventura how “horny” he was for her — just days after he infamously attacked her in a Los Angeles hotel

The pair’s text exchange after the 2016 caught-on-video beating was revealed just minutes into Ventura’s fourth day on the stand.

Jurors heard Ventura’s text from March 10, 2016 read aloud in the courtroom, in which she accused Combs of abuse during the altercation at the InterContinental Hotel in Century City.

“When you get f–ked up the wrong way you always want to show me that you have the power and you knock me around,” she wrote.

“I’m not a rag doll, I’m someone’s child.”

But Combs didn’t appear to treat the incident with its proper gravity — within days he texted Ventura that he was “horny” for her, jurors learned.

“I’m so horny for you!!!” Combs texted Ventura on March 9, 2016.

Ventura gave a cold response: “You are? Why? What made you feel that way?”

From the witness stand, the eight months pregnant Ventura said she felt the text was a “little strange” to receive just days after the attack.

At another point, Ventura recounted how an angry Combs during a flight from Cannes allegedly threatened to release explicit video from another “freak-off.”

“He pulled up a video I thought he deleted out of his computer of me having sex with an escort and he played it the whole way home,” she testified. “He said he was going to release it to embarrass me.”

Combs has pleaded not guilty to one count of racketeering conspiracy, two counts of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

He could face life in prison, if convicted.