Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs is receiving support from his children while in jail.

The Bad Boy mogul has seven children with four different women, including four with his late ex-girlfriend, actress Kim Porter.

Over the past year, multiple people have filed lawsuits against him, accusing him of physical and sеxual abuse. This includes his former girlfriend, R&B singer Cassie, who has accused him of rapе and a decade of abusivе behavior. Diddy strongly denied Cassie’s allegations last year and has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him.

He is currently being held at the infamous Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, while Texas attorney Tony Buzbee has revealed that 120 new alleged victims have come forward with abuse claims against Combs, 25 of whom say they were underage at the time of the incidents. Diddy continues to deny all accusations.

Children’s Support

A source recently told TMZ that all of Diddy’s children are standing by their father, viewing him as a wonderful dad whom they love. This includes his four children with Kim—Quincy, Christian, Jessie, and D’Lila—as well as his son Justin, whom he shares with fashion designer Misa Hylton, and daughter Chance, whom he has with businesswoman Sarah Chapman. He is also the father of one-year-old Love, born in 2022 to model Dana Tran.

Last month, Diddy and Kim’s children addressed claims that their late mother had written a book before her dеath. This alleged memoir reportedly contained accusations of Combs аssaulting Kim and various other shоcking allegations leaked by her friends.

The book’s publisher, producer Chris Todd, stated that Kim had shared a hard drive of her writings with close friends, which he edited under the pseudonym Jamal T Millwood. The posthumously released book, titled Kim’s Words: A Journey for Justice from the Other Side, is available on Amazon.

The children issued a statement saying: “We have seen many hurtful and false rumors about our parents, Kim Porter and Sean Combs, and our mom’s tragic passing, and we feel compelled to speak out. Claims that our mom wrote a book are simply untrue.”

“She did not, and anyone claiming to have a manuscript is misrepresenting themselves. Also, any so-called ‘friend’ speaking on behalf of our mom or family is not a true friend and does not have her best interests at heart.”

The statement continued: “Losing our mother shattered our lives. She was everything to us, and nothing has been the same since her passing. Though it’s been hard to accept her sudden loss, the cause of her dеath has been clear from the start.

“There was no foul play. Grief lasts a lifetime, and we ask for peace as we continue to cope with her loss. We’re heartbroken that the world has turned our tragedy into a spectacle. Our mother should be remembered for her beauty, strength, kindness, and love.

“Her legacy should not be tarnished by cruel conspiracy theories. Please honor our mother, Kim Porter, and let her rest in peace. That’s what she deserves. We love and miss you, Mommy. Quincy, Christian, Jessie, and D’Lila.”

‘Adopted Daughter’

In a recently resurfaced video from four years ago, Diddy mentioned having another child, an adopted daughter named Ava Baroni. During an Instagram Live in 2020, Combs stated that he “adopted” her so she could have a “Black parent.” However, sources have since claimed that the video was a skit and that Diddy did not formally adopt the girl.

In the clip, Diddy kisses Ava on the cheek and says he “adopted her” with her mother’s permission. He prompts her to introduce herself, and she says her name is “Ava.” When Diddy asks for her last name, she responds, “Ava Baroni,” to which he adds, “Ava Baroni-Combs.”

Ava then claims she was “on the streets” before “Papa Combs decided to be a caring man.” The rapper adds, “Yes, it’s breaking news. Diddy adopted a white child,” and encourages her to share the story of her adoption. He reassures her, “You still have beautiful parents, but you’re my child too. Please, tell the story.”

With Diddy’s son Quincy Brown in the background, Ava giggles as she recounts, “So, I was on the streets, and then Papa Combs decided he wanted to be a caring man. He saw me, picked me up, and invited me inside to play with his kids.”

“Ava, that sounds a bit questionable,” Diddy remarks. “I adopted you like Madonna adopted her kids, and like Charlize Theron and Sandra Bullock have done. I adopted you because I thought you would benefit from having a Black parent to care for you and support you. So just clarify that, because things are wild online.”

He asks Ava to confirm that he has her “mother’s permission,” adding, “You play with the kids, and I got permission from your mother—make sure to say that.” Ava replies that she has been friends with Diddy’s and the late Kim Porter’s teenage twin daughters, D’Lila and Jessie, since she was six months old, stating, “We basically are sisters.”

However, last month, TMZ reported that Diddy is not actually Ava’s father and never legally adopted her. The outlet claims that while Ava has known the twins since childhood, she is cared for by her own parents, who were friends with Kim. Ava remains close with D’Lila and Jessie, but Diddy has not played a parental role in her life, and she and her family have distanced themselves from him.