SEAN “Diddy” Combs has shared a post on Instagram for the first time since his arrest and the emergence of serious allegations against him.

Combs, 54, took a moment to wish his two-year-old daughter Love a happy birthday, just a day after new troubling accusations were revealed in a series of lawsuits.

He returned to social media to say happy birthday to his 2-year-old daughter Love, who he had with cyber security specialist Dana Tran, picturedCredit: Instagram/dana.tee

Combs, seen during a 2018 television appearance, has recently faced multiple criminal lawsuits alleging sexual abuse and assault.

On Tuesday, he posted several pictures celebrating his daughter, Love, whom he shares with cybersecurity specialist Dana Tran. In the caption, he included the lyrics to “Happy Birthday.”

One photo captures Combs laughing as he plays with Love in the ocean, while others show the toddler enjoying her birthday cake in a white dress.

“Happy Birthday @loveseancombs daddy loves you,” he wrote.

A birthday post on Love’s Instagram account, managed by her mother, highlighted her accomplishments, stating that she can sing her ABCs, count to ten, and cook. The post concluded with, “2 years of life and love.”

Details about Tran are limited, but her online presence primarily focuses on her time with Love. There were reports suggesting that Combs and Tran had married earlier this year; however, this has not been confirmed, with some sources indicating it may not be true.

A federal indictment accused Combs of sex trafficking for his freak-off parties, prompting his arrest one month ago.

Combs allegedly filmed high-profile guests having sex with prostitutes sent in from all around the country and used the footage as blackmail.

Combs has been accused of sexual assault, rape, violence, and manipulation by a diverse variety of accusers, including music industry professionals and strangers.

Six lawsuits were filed on Monday, with two women and four men accusing Combs of sexual assault, one of whom claims he was 16 years old at the time.

One of the lawsuits claims that Combs orally assaulted a male Macy’s employee in an Ecko stockroom at the flagship store in New York City.

Combs and three bodyguards invaded the stockroom and punched the worker on the back of the neck before the mogul began “brutally” abusing him because he worked for the rival fashion brand Ecko to Combs’ Sean John, according to the lawsuit.

The rapper allegedly insulted the victim and referred to him as “Ecko” before returning to the sales floor and advertising his new apparel line as if nothing had occurred.

The accuser reported the incident to Macy’s security, but nothing was done, and he was later fired, according to the lawsuit.

Another lawsuit claims Combs grabbed a 16-year-old kid after convincing him that it was a necessary step toward success in the music industry.

According to the claim, at a Long Island party in 1996, Combs, then 28, urged the adolescent to take off his pants and asked, “Don’t you want to break into the business?”

Meanwhile, in yet another lawsuit, a female complainant claimed Combs raped her after enticing her into a locked hotel room with the promise of a party.

A courtroom sketch of Combs appearing in federal court on October 10Credit: AP

Tran is active on social media and constantly posts about her daughterCredit: Instagram/dana.tee

RAPPER’S TRIAL

Combs is being imprisoned at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn and has been denied bail twice.

He faces sex trafficking and racketeering charges, and his trial is scheduled for May of next year.

The indictment states that federal authorities raided Combs’ houses earlier this year and discovered over 1,000 bottles of baby oil used for the freak-out.

Prosecutors claim that freak-off guests were given IV drips after indulging in drug-fueled activities for several days.

In November 2023, his ex Cassie Ventura filed a lawsuit alleging years of abuse, bringing his alleged misdeeds to public attention.

The lawsuit was resolved a day after it was filed, but additional files contain accounts that are disturbingly similar to her allegations.