Sean “Diddy” Combs’ family is showing their support after his arrest on sеx trafficking charges.

The former hip-hop star, currently held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, NY, recently received a visit from his twin daughters, Jessie and D’Lila, along with his mother, Janice Combs, as reported by Page Six.

According to TMZ, Diddy spent quality time with Janice and the 17-year-olds in the facility’s visiting area, where they were permitted to embrace and talk under the supervision of jail staff.

This visit marked the first time Jessie and D’Lila had seen their father since federal authorities arrested him last month. The twins are Diddy’s children with his late ex-partner, Kim Porter.

TMZ described the family visit as deeply emotional, prompting Janice to publicly defend her son, who now faces serious charges, including rackеteering conspiracy, sеx trafficking through force, fraud, or coеrcion, and transporting individuals for prоstitution.

Page Six contacted Diddy’s representative for a comment, but no response has been provided yet.

In a previous report by Page Six, Janice released a statement decrying what she called a “public lynching” of her son.

“It’s heartbreaking to watch my son be condemned based on lies rather than the truth,” Janice said in a statement shared with Page Six by her attorney.

“Seeing my son treated as guilty without a fair chance to defend himself is an unbearable experience. Like anyone else, he deserves the opportunity to tell his side of the story in court and clear his name.”

Janice also addressed troubling 2016 surveillance footage showing Sean John’s founder physically аssaulting his former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, in a hotel.

“I’m not here to portray my son as flawless—he’s made mistakes, just like the rest of us,” she admitted.

“He wasn’t entirely truthful in the past, particularly when he denied ever being violent toward an ex, despite the hotel video proving otherwise.”

Although she acknowledged her son’s dishonesty regarding the incident with Ventura, Janice argued this does not imply he is guilty of the numerous sеxual аssault claims against him.

“Failing to be fully honest in one situation doesn’t mean he’s guilty of the grave accusations and charges he’s currently facing,” she continued.

“Many people who were wrongly convicted and later exonerаted lost their freedom because they didn’t fit society’s idea of a ‘good person.’ History teaches us how past mistakes can unjustly lead to wrongful convictions.”

Janice further expressed her belief that Diddy’s accusers are motivated by financial gain, noting how quickly the “Act Bad” rapper reached a settlement in Cassie Ventura’s аbuse and rаpe lawsuit.