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Diddy’s Twin Daughters Break Silence After Father’s Conviction, Launch Fashion Brand

by The Culture Newspaper July 17, 2026
by The Culture Newspaper July 17, 2026

Jessie and D’Lila Combs, the 19-year-old twin daughters of music mogul Sean Combs and the late model Kim Porter, have given their first interview since their father’s conviction, opening up about life in the spotlight as they pursue careers of their own.

The sisters spoke with Entertainment Tonight while promoting their newly launched fashion label, 12TWINTY1, marking a significant step as they carve out identities beyond their famous family name.

Reflecting on the scrutiny that comes with being Combs’ daughters, D’Lila said many people overlook the fact that they are individuals with their own dreams and ambitions.

“People fail to understand that we are also individuals,” she told host Nischelle Turner.

The twins explained that while they recognise the public interest surrounding their family, they are determined to build a legacy based on their own creativity and hard work through their clothing brand.

Their interview comes months after Sean “Diddy” Combs’ highly publicised legal troubles and conviction, which placed the Combs family under intense media attention.

Despite the challenges, Jessie and D’Lila said they remain focused on the future, expressing excitement about growing their fashion business and establishing themselves as young entrepreneurs.

The sisters have frequently appeared alongside their siblings at public events and have amassed a significant following on social media. With the launch of 12TWINTY1, they hope to inspire other young people to pursue their passions while embracing their individuality.

Their candid remarks have drawn support online, with many applauding the twins for stepping into the spotlight on their own terms and reminding the public that they should not be defined solely by their family’s circumstances.

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