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These Are All Of Diddy’s Kids Today

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Diddy didn’t just build a hip-hop empire — he built a family of six kids who are all carving out their own lanes.

Sean “Diddy” Combs has cycled through more stage names than most rappers have albums — Puff Daddy, Puffy, P Diddy, Brother Love — but on Instagram and Twitter he’s simply Dad, posting constantly about the six children who make up his family. Diddy topped the 2017 Forbes list of highest-paid entertainers with a net worth of $820 million, yet he’s told People that fatherhood, not the empire, is his proudest accomplishment. His kids could easily coast on the family name; instead, each one is building a résumé of their own in music, football, modeling, and television.

• Quincy Brown, raised by Diddy though born to Kim Porter and Al B. Sure!, built visibility playing Crown Camacho on Fox’s Star while also modeling.
• Justin Combs, Diddy’s eldest biological son with stylist Misa Hylton, played defensive back at UCLA on a football scholarship and graduated in 2016 before moving into acting and hosting.
• Christian Combs performs as “King Combs” under a Bad Boy Entertainment and Epic Records deal, while walking runways for Dolce & Gabbana; twins D’Lila Star and Jessie James (born December 2006 to Kim Porter) and Chance Combs (born July 2006 to Sarah Chapman) have built profiles as child models and fashion fixtures.

Quincy Brown’s Path From Stepson to Leading Man

Quincy Brown was born to the late Kim Porter and singer Al B. Sure!, but Diddy adopted and raised him as his own, and Quincy has never hidden that Diddy is the father figure in his life. He’s leaned into both acting and music, and his highest-profile break came with the role of Crown Camacho on Fox’s drama series Star, a part that put him in front of a national primetime audience. Alongside the acting work, Quincy has kept a steady modeling career going, another arena where the Combs name opens doors but doesn’t do the work for him.

Justin Combs: From UCLA Football to Television

Justin Dior Combs, Diddy’s eldest biological son with stylist Misa Hylton, took the most unexpected route of any of the Combs kids by becoming a college football player. He earned a scholarship to play defensive back at UCLA, graduating in 2016, a genuine athletic accomplishment that had nothing to do with his father’s Rolodex. Since leaving Westwood, Justin has pivoted into acting, television appearances, and hosting gigs, applying the same competitiveness from the football field to a media career.

King Combs Builds His Own Bad Boy Legacy

Christian Combs performs under the name “King Combs,” and the stage name isn’t just a nod to his father — he’s signed to Bad Boy Entertainment through a deal with Epic Records, putting him directly under the label his father built into a hip-hop institution. That lineage runs through the same Bad Boy machine that shaped acts chronicled elsewhere in hip-hop’s history, and King Combs is trying to add his own chapter to it rather than just trade on the family catalog. Off the mic, he’s also modeled on high-profile runways, including for Dolce & Gabbana.

Six kids, six different lanes — football, acting, modeling, rap — and every one of them still answers to Diddy.

The Twins and Chance Combs Growing Up in Front of the Camera

D’Lila Star and Jessie James Combs are twin daughters born to Kim Porter in December 2006, and Chance Combs — Diddy’s daughter with Sarah Chapman — was born just months later, in July 2006. All three regularly turn up together in joint fashion shoots, red-carpet appearances, and lifestyle features, functioning as budding child models and social media personalities in their own right. Their overlapping birth years have made them something like a built-in trio within the larger Combs family, growing up in the same spotlight at roughly the same pace, not unlike the young stars profiled in pieces on celebrity kids entering the modeling world.

Diddy on Fatherhood and a Bigger Family

Diddy has been candid about how much fatherhood means to him relative to the empire he’s built, and he’s also been playful in public about whether six kids is the final number, floating the idea of expanding the family further without committing to anything concrete. For a man who’s rebranded himself half a dozen times, the one title he’s never dropped is Dad — and by mid-2018, that title covers a football player turned actor, a rapper turned model, a leading man on Fox, and three grade-schoolers already logging red-carpet mileage.