Gal Gadot causes a stir by admitting that she “SWAPPED” her body with Diddy and several men to get the role of Wonder Woman.

Sean Combs debuted his sex-trafficking defense this week, and it’s a no-holds-barred attack on his accuser, R&B singer Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura, that boils down to this: She wanted it.

“Is it sex trafficking?” attorney Marc Agnifilo asked a federal judge in Manhattan. “No,” the lawyer said, answering his own question. “Not if everybody wants to be there.”

Prosecutors say Combs used violence and threats to force Ventura to engage with male sex workers in drug-filled, dayslong performances he staged throughout the past decade.

But “that is their thing,” Agnifilo argued in court of these so-called