Bill Cosby’s Wife At Second Sexual Assault Trial

Bill Cosby watched his pit bull attorneys make their closing arguments with Camille Cosby at his side — as the disgraced comic's wife finally appeared at the trial where he was found guilty!

Camille's show of support came at the end of a tough legal battle for Cosby. The defense had spent its final days attempting to portray Andrea Constand as a gold digger who willingly had a sexual encounter with Cosby in 2004, and later extorted him for money with claims that she had been drugged and sexually assaulted.

It was the first public appearance by Camille since the recent tragic death of her daughter Ensa. During the previous trial in 2017 — which ended in a hung jury — Camille had been at her husband's side throughout the defense. Ensa had also come forward to give interviews, and insisted that her father was "being punished" by "society." She added: "The politics of my country prove my disgust!"

Camille later blasted "unethical" prosecutors after the first mistrial. In the 2017 jury trial, the judge only allowed Kelly Johnson to testify with previous claims of being drugged and sexually assaulted by the once-beloved sitcom star. But this time, prosecutors put five previous alleged victims of Cosby on the stand, including scathing testimony from supermodel Janice Dickinson.

But while Camille was at her husband's side, she was outnumbered by three women who have also accused Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting them. Lili Bernard, Victoria Valentino and Theresa Serignese maintained their own vigil at the back of the courtroom — and were rewarded with seeing Cosby found guilty on three counts of sexual assault