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.

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, said he came to show his support for his good friend but couldn’t get into the courtroom and watched for a few minutes on an overflow courtroom monitor.

A day of fast-moving developments capped the sixth week of the sensational trial that threatens to send Sean "Diddy" Combs to prison for the rest of his life. Most of the drama unfolded after the jury was sent home for the weekend as the judge overseeing the case said he was prepared to go along with prosecutors' demand to remove one of the jurors for "lack of candor" during jury selection.