The rapper arrived at the federal courthouse in Manhattan on Friday morning, apparently in support of the fallen mogul, whose sex trafficking and racketeering trial is ongoing.

Earlier in the trial, jurors saw similar photos of firearms, drugs, and lubricant that were seized from Combs' Miami home. Prosecutors argued that the proximity of the guns in Combs' home to items issued for the sex parties, called "freak-offs," demonstrated the coercive nature of the sexual escapades.

The juror gave conflicting reports to court officials about where he's living, the judge said, adding he will make a final decision Monday.