After speaking up to support his father in the early days of the scandal and denying rumors that his mother – Kim Porter – had recorded evidence of P.Diddy’s crimes and then given it to many people, recently, the The male rapper’s son once again spoke out about the news that his father plotted to kill his mother.
In a recent media statement, Quincy Brown, Justin, Christian (King), Chance, Jessie and D’Lila Combs expressed their “unanimous” support for P.Diddy after more than a month their father was arrested and indicted on various charges.
This speaking out comes after Al B. Sure! – R&B singer and Brown’s biological father – called for reopening the investigation into the death of Porter – P.Diddy’s late wife. The two have four children together, including Quincy, Christian, Jessie and D’Lila Combs.
The statement said: “The past month has been devastating to our family. Many people judge my father solely based on accusations, conspiracy theories and increasingly absurd false stories on the Internet.” Through this announcement, we show our solidarity with Dad every step of the way. We believe in the truth and know that nothing can break the power of God our family. We miss and love you very much.
After the message of Al B. Sure! was released, the children also mentioned their late mother and expressed that their lives had been broken since losing their mother. They affirmed: “Although it is difficult to live normally when she was ‘stolen’ from us so soon, the cause of her death was determined long ago. There was no foul play at all. Grief remains intact and we hope everyone respects that as we continue to face loss with each passing day.”
In addition to their four children together, P.Diddy also has two children of her own, Justin Combs – the first son with fashion designer Misa Hylton, and Chance, whose mother is businesswoman Sarah Chapman.
Hylton previously expressed support for Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, Diddy’s ex-girlfriend, after a video of the rapper assaulting her was released last May. Ventura sued Diddy at the time and the lawsuit was settled just one day later. But from here it started a wave of lawsuits targeting this male artist.
Diddy was indicted in September on charges that, through his direction of a major criminal enterprise, he allegedly assaulted and trafficked women since at least 2008 as well as participating in a “network of forced”. His bail was denied after pleading not guilty due to concerns he could flee the country.
Since then, multiple additional lawsuits have been filed against Diddy with 120 accusers announced earlier this month. When the lawsuits were announced, Tony Buzbee, an attorney for the accusers, said many of them said they were raped after being drugged and that “many did it for the promise of becoming stars.” .
According to the announcement, 25 of the accusers are minors, the youngest being 9 and 14 years old. Attorneys said the accusers, a mix of men and women, come from 25 states, mostly in California, New York, Georgia and Florida. Meanwhile, Diddy’s lawyer, Erica Wolff, said her client “completely denies allegations of sexual abuse with anyone, including minors.”Despite the growing number of accusations, Diddy’s family has always unanimously supported the male rapper throughout the investigation process. During the recent hearing, the male rapper’s mother – Mrs. Janice Combs – appeared with 6 grandchildren and gave support for her son.
