The children of rapper P. Diddy, an influential American producer accused of having run a violent system of sex trafficking and extortion for years, came out of silence this Tuesday, October 22, to support their father.
The rapper’s children – D’Lila, Jessie, Justin, Christian, Chance and Quincy (the last, Love, is only 2 years old) – explain in a statement posted on Instagram how the accusations against their father “have devastated (their) family”. “.
“Many people have judged us and our father based on these accusations, conspiracy theories and false information that circulates on social networks,” they denounced.
“We are united and will support you every step of the way,” they added. “We know the truth. We know she will triumph and nothing can break the strength of this family. We miss you and we love you, Dad.”
“Public lynching”
This press release is being released as new allegations continue to be made against the rapper. Last week, P. Diddy was charged with sexual assault of a minor.
“We plan to file many other complaints in the coming weeks against Mr. Combs and other defendants,” attorney Tony Buzbee warned in a statement.
P. Diddy’s mother, Janice Small Combs, already broke her silence a few weeks ago. She said she was “devastated and deeply saddened” by the “false” accusations against her son.
“Witnessing what appears to be a public lynching of my son before he has had the opportunity to prove his innocence is a pain too unbearable for words,” she continued.
Sex trafficking scheme
An artist with multiple nicknames and roles in the world of music and business, P.Diddy is described by his alleged victims as a sexually violent predator, who used alcohol and drugs to obtain their submission.
According to prosecutors, he allegedly set up a sex trafficking system, forcing his victims to have sex with sex workers, scenes he recorded on video. More than one hundred victims have been identified.
A Manhattan federal court judge set the start of the criminal trial against the rapper on Thursday for May 5, 2025, who remains detained for the moment.
Source: BFM TV
