Believe it or not, music mogul and entrepreneur Sean "Diddy" Combs has as many kids as he's
had aliases.
The artist formerly known as Puff Daddy, Puffy, P Diddy, and Brother Love still goes by Diddy
on Twitter and Instagram, where the proud papa regularly posts about his six children.
While he topped the 2017 Forbes entertainers list, with a net worth of $820 million, Diddy
told People that his greatest accomplishment was fatherhood.
It would be easy for the offspring of one of the most successful producers in history
to simply kick back and enjoy the family cash, but Diddy's kids are striking out on their
own.
Here's what they look like, and what they're up to, today.
"I'm can honestly say I'm the luckiest man in the world.
I got three girls three boys and they're like… they're really kind, great people."
Quincy Brown
While his biological father is '80s R&B singer Al.
B Sure!, who fathered him with fashion model Kim Porter before Porter got with Diddy, Quincy
Brown sees Diddy as his true dad.
He wrote in a 2009 open letter,
"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.
He has always been supportive of me and I will forever love and respect him."
According to the Daily Mail, Quincy started modeling in 2012, and was signed by boohooMAN
in 2016.
But he's more than just a pretty face.
Quincy's big break in acting came in 2015 when he landed the lead in coming-of-age flick
Brotherly Love, following it up with Sundance hit, Dope.
But he's best known for playing civil rights activist Derek Jones in Fox series Star, which
was renewed for a third season in May 2018.
Acting in the hit drama has allowed Quincy to keep in touch with his musical side: he
released his second single of 2018, "Don't Know Nothing" in March.
Justin Combs
The oldest of Diddy's biological children, Justin Combs, is the son of the rap legend
and hip-hop stylist Misa Hylton.
Hylton was just 17 when she met a pre-fame Diddy, who was working as an A&R intern at
Uptown Records.
Diddy revealed to the Daily Mail that he wanted to be a football player growing up, but broke
his leg in the last year of high school.
He was able to live his dream vicariously through Justin, who won a controversial scholarship
to play at UCLA in 2012.
According to MTV, some students were furious that Justin got in for free when his family
could easily afford to pay , but he soon proved his merit.
The former high school All-American went on to become a reserve for the Bruins.
Diddy's son became the first in the family to graduate from college when he left UCLA
in 2016.
And he didn't stop there.
Hylton posted in 2018,
"The new face at Harvard.
My intelligent, handsome son who has a heart of gold."
Christian Combs
He's Diddy's first child by Kim Porter, but these days Christian Combs may be better known
by his rap name, King Combs.
He released his debut mixtape in April 2018, drawing immediate comparisons to his old man.
King Combs signed to his dad's label, Bad Boy Records, in 2016, telling Complex in January
2018,
"My father's work ethic, contribution to the culture and his legacy of accomplishments,
are big shoes to fill.
He inspires me to become the professional he has positioned himself to be."
D'Lila Star and Jessie James
Named after their grandmothers, twins D'Lila and Jessie are the last kids that Diddy had
with Kim Porter before linking up with Sarah Chapman.
The girls have already started modelling, with the full blessing of daddy Diddy.
In February 2018, the rapper posted an Instagram vid in which he gave the girls tips on how
to walk, though it doesn't seem that they need his help , the adorable duo have already
been featured as cover girls for preteen mag Halcyon Kids.
Y'know, after they covered Jet as babies.
Chance Combs
Chance Combs is the only one of Diddy's kids that he shares with Atlanta photographer Sarah
Chapman, who met the New York rapper the same year he met Kim Porter.
But while the drama may have played out back in the day, Chapman and Diddy put their daughter
first, and they continue to do so today.
That attitude has allowed Chance to grow up healthy and happy.
She began displaying a natural talent for music from a young age and she's also developed
a love of travel, just like her old man.
In 2017, Diddy took Chance and her mother to Europe to celebrate her 11th birthday in
style!
Adding to the Diddy tribe?
Judging by a January 2018 interview it seems Diddy intends to bring actress/singer Cassie
Ventura into the family fold and make her his fourth baby mama.
He told The Breakfast Club that he's very proud of his current crop of kids, and he
also revealed that he's shooting for double digits.
"I love children."
"There we go.
I'm trying to get to 10!
It's a race!"
The hip-hop mastermind confirmed that, while he's open to adding more than one kid to the
family, he only sees room for one more mother, saying,
"Whatever is supposed to happen in the future is going to happen, but that's something that
I want…
I would only have it with my girl, of course."