Who are Diddy's kids? Meet Diddy's seven children after the rapper's homes were raided by federal officers

Diddy's Los Angeles and Miami homes have been raided by federal officers in relation to an on-going sex-trafficking investigation.

Two of the music mogul's sons, King and Justin, were handcuffed outside the hip-hop powerhouse's $40 million Holmby Home mansion.

The pair were identified in a snap by TMZ, but were reportedly released without charge according to ABC News.

Producer 'Lil Rod' Jones Jr has also filed a bombshell lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs claiming the rapper sexually abuses both men and women and has lured guests to sex-trafficking parties.

As allegations pile up against Diddy, Dailymail.com takes a look at the music mogul's seven children. 

Quincy Taylor Brown

Quincy Taylor Brown was welcomed into the world on June 4, 1991 in New York City.

He is the biological son of Diddy's ex-girlfriend Kim Porter and record producer, Albert Joseph Brown III, aka Al B. Sure!.

The 32-year-old was named after musical icon, Quincy Jones, who was also mentored his biological father Al.  

His mother, Kim, began a relationship with hip-hop powerhouse, Sean 'Diddy' Combs - when Quincy was three years of age. 

Diddy would later go on to adopt the youngster. Quincy's biological father, Al B Sure! died in 2022 after suffering from several illnesses including renal failure.

Reflecting on his upbringing as Diddy's eldest son, he wrote in an open letter published on GlobalGrind.com.

He said: 'Sean Combs, also known as 'Diddy,' has been a father figure in my life for as long as I can remember.

'He is the one who helped mold me into the person I am today and I will always try to live up to his expectations.'

His mother, Kim, also passed away at the age of 47 after contracting lobar pneumonia, on November 15, 2018.

Speaking about his late mother with People magazine in 2023, Quincy stressed how important it was for him to continue her legacy.

'I'm my mum's son, so therefore there's so much life for me to expand on off of her life. And that journey hasn't even started yet, which is the best part about it. 

'What my mum's legacy is representative of is beyond words. That's gonna really come to life soon.'

Similarly to his parents, Quincy has mapped out an impressive entertainment career, directing, singing.

He currently acts in Power Book III: Raising Kanan and has also appeared in shows such as, The Haves and The Haves Nots and Netflix's The Holiday Calendar.

Quincy has also directed music videos for the likes of singer Elle Winter.

Previously describing himself as a 'sponge', the actor has also turned his hand to music, bagging a record deal with Epic and Bad Boy records. 

He released a cover of Al B Sure!'s single Nite and Day called I Can Tell You, as well as a tune with rapper French Montana.

He is also the manager of his two younger sisters - D'Lila and Jessie - and has starred in their Face Off music video in 2022.

Regarding his role in his younger siblings lives, Quincy told People: 'We don't need no contracts, no paper, but I'm my sisters' manager.' 

'I'm like, the uncle-dad-manager-protector; I'm claiming it. I want to be able to really guide them. I want them to really know the layers of everything you can do.'

Justin Combs 

Justin is Diddy's eldest biological child, whom he shares with fashion designer Misa Hylton.

The fashion connoisseur and the rapper began their relationship in the early 1990s - and the rap mogul even helped Misa get her first big break styling R&B group Jodeci, according to People

Their son, Justin, was born on December 30, 1993, in New York, however, the pair shortly parted ways after his birth.

Justin first made his name on the MTV show - My Super Sweet 16 - where rap legend Nicki Minaj performed at his star-studded party.

The Bad Boy heir previously enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), bagging a bachelor's in Sociology as well as a $54,000 football scholarship.

The 30-year-old is the very first person from his entire family to attend further education.

Playing the position of defensive back during his time at college, Justin didn't make any appearances on the pitch during his first year, the UCLA Bruins website reports.

In 2013 and 2014, the athlete made a few appearances on the pitch, bagging a few tackles along the way.

Since his college days, Justin has managed to cultivate quite the career in entertainment, amassing over 1.6 million followers on Instagram alone.

In 2021, he was an executive producer on his own six-episode YouTube show titled Respectfully Justin via Diddy's former media company Revolt.

Justin was also an executive producer for The Crew League - a show which saw celebrities battle it out in a basketball tournament.

The former athlete's showbusiness credits don't begin and end with producing, as Justin has previously dipped his toe in the acting world, appearing in the third season of Power Book II: Ghost.

The 30-year-old doesn't only have a famous father - he has also had a romantic relationships with a hip-hop heavyweight.

Before her success, rapper Saweetie dated the music mogul's son whilst she was studying at the University of Southern California in 2016.

It is unclear how long their relationship lasted and it was never clarified why the couple separated.

According to CapitalXtra, Justin split with the rapper to pursue a relationship with a woman named Aaleeyah Petty.

He has also been linked with Bad Girls Club star - Kaila Winter Wilkey.

Christian Combs 

Christian Combs is Diddy and Kim Porter's first biological child and was born shortly after the pair began dating on April 1, 1998.

The model and hip hop mogul began their relationship in 1994, and would have an on-and-off again relationship before splitting for good in 2007, People reports.

As well as King, the pair shared twin daughters, D'Lila and Jessie Combs - and Diddy even adopted Kim's eldest son whom she shared with record producer Al B Sure - Quincy Brown.

According to the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, Kim died after contracting lobar pneumonia in 2018.

Christian, also known professionally as King, has followed in his father's musical footsteps, pursuing a career in rapping.

In 2019, he launched his first project Cyncerly, C3, combining different rap and R&B styles in an attempt to find his musical sound.

Big names were featured on the EP's track list, with the likes of Ty Dolla $ign, Jeremih and City Girls lending a hand on some tunes.

He has also made an appearance on Teyana Taylor's 2019 R&B song How You Want It.

When queried about his career, King told People: 'It's really always been something I wanted to do

'There have been times when my dad questioned me and asked, "What's your plan B? Are you sure you want to do this?" and I'm like, "There is no plan B".' 

He revealed that the most meaningful lesson he learned from his music executive father was to persevere.

The rapper said: 'I would say the biggest lesson is never stop. Can't stop, won't stop. That's what it is.'

More recently in 2023 he released another four-track project, C3, featuring new tracks such as Deep End.

That same year he joined his father on the MTV VMA's stage, where Diddy received the Global Icon Award.

Similarly to his model mother, King tried his hand at fashion, signing to IMG Models in 2018 at the age of 19.

He was the star of Dolce & Gabanna's summer 2018 campaign and also featured in Rihanna's Savage X Fenty 2020 collection.

Much like his older siblings, King has also popped up on the small screen, starring in shows such as Making the Band, The Crew League and Wild 'N Out.

Chance Combs 

Chance is the daughter of Diddy and businesswoman Sarah Chapman.

Sarah and the rapper never went public with their romance, however the two were reportedly friends for years, according to People. 

Diddy's fourth child - born on July 20, 2006 - sparked a rift between himself and Kim, with the model breaking off their relationship after learning about Chance's birth.  

The rapper's eldest daughter has established herself as quite the community champion, partnering up with her two sisters - D'Lila and Jessie - to donate skincare and beauty to Alexandria House, an emergency shelter for women and children.

The youngster told People: 'We know how truly blessed we are, and our parents have taught us the importance of helping others. 

'It's something that we've made a goal for ourselves as we start to make our own decisions and find our paths as young women.'

According to Business Insider, Chance has opted to establish a career in fashion.

More recently, she featured in a Clueless-inspired campaign for a black-owned high-end handbag brand called Glam-Aholic Lifestyle.

She starred in the capsule alongside her twin sisters, Jessie and D'Lila. 

In 2022, Diddy, couldn't help but gush about his daughter and her aspirations during a brief with Laverne Cox, who hosted E!'s live red carpet show ahead of the Academy Awards.

'I'm speechless — I am speechless. Baby, you look so beautiful, so beautiful,' the proud dad told his daughter, adding, 'Her name is Chance Combs. Chance, you tell her.'

Chance explained that she is an 'aspiring actress,' saying, 'It's my first time at the Oscars, so I am really excited to be here.'

She didn't hesitate with her answer when Cox asked her which Hollywood star she hoped to work with one day.

'Zendaya is one of my biggest inspirations, and someone that I really want to work with in the future,' Chance said.

D'Lila and Jessie Combs 

D'Lila and Jessie, were welcomed into the world in December 2006.

The twins were born to Diddy and his on and off again girlfriend , Kim Porter, only five months after their sister Chance.

Although their parents were not close, D'Lila, Jessie and Chance have a tight-knit bond.

In September 2021, Diddy and his three daughters were spotting enjoying a whirlwind family vacation to Italy.

The youngsters and their father were seen enjoying a picturesque gondola ride along the famed canals of Venice.

On Mother's Day 2023, the two girls posted a tribute to their late mother on Instagram, penning: 'Happy Mothers Day, Mommy. We love you so much and you are always missed. 

They added: 'We think about you every day. Thank you for being the best mom anyone could ask for. Miss youuuu.'

D'Lila and Jessie honed in on their mother's modelling talent, striking a pose with their sister, Chance in a 2023 V magazine feature.

Discussing their strong sibling bond, D'Lila told the publication: 'We always have a support system in each other. 

'We are always supporting each other no matter what our goals are, what we want to do in the future.'

They also featured on Dolce & Gabbana's 2021 runway and have high-hopes of becoming models full-time, Business Insider reports.

Similarly to their older brother, King, the twins also made an appearance on stage alongside their father on the 2023 MTV VMA's stage whilst he sang I'll Be Missing YOU'. 

Love Combs 

The hip-hop mogul shocked fans with the announcement of his seventh child Love, who was born on December 10, 2022.

He shares the toddler with Dana Tran, a model and cyber-security professional, inTouch reports.

Announcing, the birth of his latest child on Twitter, Diddy said: 'I'm so blessed to welcome my baby girl Love Sean Combs to the world.

'Mama Combs, Quincy, Justin, Christian, Chance, D'Lila, Jessie and myself all love you so much! God is the Greatest!'

Weeks after Love was welcomed into the world, he rang in Christmas with all seven of his children, posting several images of the tot including one snap were she is cuddled up on Diddy's chest.

In June 2023, the Bad Boy star broadcast his baby girl's first words on Instagram, writing: 'Breaking news! baby love has just said her first words. She said ! DA DA DA DA DA DA!!!!!'