What to Know about Diddy's 7 Kids Four of Whom Discredited Rumors About Their Mom & One White Adopted Daughter Ava

Sean Combs is currently a controversial topic as he faces jail time for abuse allegations, among other things. Some of his children have shown support, but this doesn't seem to include the White girl he said he adopted, whose family has since distanced themselves due to his battle with the law.

Jonh Nick

Oct 14, 2024 - 04:49

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What to Know about Diddy's 7 Kids Four of Whom Discredited Rumors About Their Mom & One White Adopted Daughter Ava

Sean Combs is currently a controversial topic as he faces jail time for abuse allegations, among other things. Some of his children have shown support, but this doesn't seem to include the White girl he said he adopted, whose family has since distanced themselves due to his battle with the law.

Sean "Diddy" Combs at the Pre-Grammy Gala and Salute to Industry Icons Honoring him at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 25, 2020, in Beverly Hills, California | Source: Getty Images

Most people know Sean "Diddy" Combs as a businessman and music mogul, but not everyone knows he is a parent to seven children with four different women. Two of the star's children are twins. Here's what we know about each child, starting with his oldest.

Sean "Diddy" Combs at Big Sean's concert to celebrate his album "Dark Sky Paradise" on February 25, 2015, in Hollywood, California | Source: Getty Images

Sean's eldest child is a son named Quincy Taylor Brown. He was born on June 4, 1991, making him 33 in 2024. The star's New York City-born son was welcomed by Sean's former girlfriend, Kim Porter, and her ex-husband, Al B. Sure.

Kim Porter at Sean "P. Diddy" Combs' Royal Birthday Ball on November 4, 2004 | Source: Getty Images

Speaking about his now-late mother, who was a model, Quincy said, "I'm my mom's son, so therefore there's so much life for me to expand on off of her life." He added, "And that journey hasn't even started yet, which is the best part about it."

Kim's son concluded, "What my mom's legacy is representative of is beyond words. That's gonna really come to life soon." When talking about Sean, he mentioned him being a hard worker, with Quincy revealing, "I think I've been a sponge, and now I do so much."The musician met Quincy's mother and started dating her when her son was just a child. Quincy has since followed in his biological father and Sean's entertainment industry footsteps, stating, "One of my passions, I'm very much into the art of acting, and then there's music."He also shared what he learned from Sean, saying, "But just seeing how he's able to handle and juggle all these things, I took that from him as my most major takeaway." The star's adopted son grew up splitting his time between his family in Georgia and New York.

He and his siblings joined Sean on tour as children, with Quincy thinking the hip-hop star felt it was safer to have them with him and needed his family around. Sean's son believed having your children as your "road dogs" was a win for all involved.

He added, "It made everything go better." Quincy's interest in music led to him featuring his twin sisters, D'Lila Star and Jessie James, in the video of his single, "Face Off."