Diddy’s Sons Leave Courthouse After Mogul’s Denied Bond Appeal: Watch

Diddy is persona non grata in 2024. The Bad Boy founder is the most reviled figure in hip hop. Based on the horrifying list of charges and allegations made against him, the revulsion makes sense. His family has continued to show support, however. Diddy’s sons: Justin Combs, Christian Combs, and Quincy Brown, have been present in court each day since the mogul was arrested. They wanted to see their father get his bond appealed, but unfortunately for them, the opposite occurred on September 18. Diddy’s appeal was denied a second time, and the Combs family was forced to leave their father behind as they left the courthouse.

Justin Combs, Christian Combs, and Quincy Brown were filmed leaving the courthouse following the bond ruling. The three men avoided speaking to press, and were escorted out of the courthouse by the nearby security. Christian Combs and Quincy Brown were also seen entering the courthouse prior to the September 17 arraignment. The former may have been a bystander in court this week, but he is dealing with legal troubles of his own. Christian Combs was accused of sexual assault, sexual harassment and infliction of emotional distress in April.

The woman who filed the lawsuit, Grace O’Marcaigh, alleged that Christian Combs assaulted her in December 2022. Diddy was named as a defendant in the lawsuit, which was openly criticized by Diddy attorney Aaron Dyer. The attorney called the accusations against Christian Combs “lewd and meritless” and criticized Grace O’Marcaigh’s lawyer, Tyrone Blackburn, of manufacturing “lies” to exploit Diddy’s family. Christian Combs has reportedly taken the most active role in Diddy’s indictment.

People Magazine reported that Combs, nicknamed “King,” requested a copy of the indictment during the September 17 arraignment. Witnesses claim they saw him reading the 14-page indictment against Diddy. The charges listed include sex trafficking, fraud or coercion and transportation to engage in prostitution, and racketeering. Justin Combs has remained silent on the charges made against his father. He did book a role in Power Book: Ghost II, however, which is a show run by 50 Cent. 50, notably, has become one of Diddy’s most vocal critics in the past year.