Words are Jessie James and D'Lila Star, who were recently seen enjoying a golf outing with their father in Miami, are supportive of the rapper and 'don't think he's done anything wrong.'
- Mar 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Sean "P. Diddy" Combs has found loyal supporters in his daughters amid his legal issue. The rapper's twin daughters Jessie James and D'Lila Star reportedly remain supportive of him despite an ongoing sex trafficking investigation by the feds.
According to TMZ, the teens are "rallying behind their dad" during this difficult time. Citing sources with direct knowledge, the site reports that the girls "don't think he deserves having his life turned upside down."
The 17-year-olds, whom Diddy had with his former partner Kim Porter, are praised for being "incredibly resilient" after dealing with their death of their mother in 2018 and as a result, they "aren't all that worried" about their father's legal issue.
Though they're allegedly left "dumbfounded" by all the allegations against their father, Jessie and D'Lila still believe that he's "a good guy" and "what's happening to him right now is totally unwarranted," the sources claim.
They go on noting that the twins have "good souls" and are backing their dad regardless of his problem right now. Though he has been probed for alleged sexual trafficking by the feds, the girls "are standing by him, and don't think he's done anything wrong."
It was evident in their recent outing with their father. On Thursday evening, March 28, the duo hit up Topgolf in Miami with the hip-hop mogul. As the girls were all smiles during the night out, their dad appeared to be in good spirits as he flashed a peace sign, just days after his homes in Miami and Los Angeles were raided by Homeland Security as part of the sex trafficking probe.
Following the raids, an officer with the Department of Homeland Security claimed the raids were not random and were based on "concrete" allegations from victims. "We believe that there is a disturbing history of sex trafficking," the officer said in a statement. "We are responding to concrete, detailed, explicit allegations. This is not random. We didn't choose his name out of a hat. We had allegations that we're following up on."
"You have to understand that we didn't just decide on a whim to search his homes. A federal judge had to sign off," the officer insisted. "This isn't a witch hunt."
The statement arrived after Diddy's attorney Aaron Dyer condemned the "gross overuse of military-level force" and "excessive show of force" during the raids, emphasizing that Diddy's children and employees were treated in a hostile manner. He affirmed that Diddy was not detained but cooperated with authorities.
