King Combs is sharing an update on his father, Diddy, following the recent reports of his accusers possibly appearing in front of a grand jury.

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Here’s What King Combs Said About Diddy
According to TMZ, Combs celebrated his sister Chance’s high school graduation on Thursday, May 30. The big brother took to his Instagram to share footage from the event. However, the outlet adds that Diddy was not present.

Later that evening, Combs and his brothers, Justin and Quincy Brown, were out celebrating their sister’s accomplishment. The group reportedly hit a Mr. Chow restaurant and appeared to be in “happy” spirits.

As the group was apparently making their exit, paparazzi approached King Combs and asked how Diddy was “holding up.”

In response, the 26-year-old made a brief statement.

“He’s good,” he said.

At that point, the paparazzi mentioned Diddy’s recent apology and asked if it “took him a lot” to share it. Instead of responding, King Combs posed for a photo and reiterated that his father was doing well before hopping into the driver’s side of the vehicle.

Meanwhile, paparazzi also caught up with Justin Combs, who appeared to be leaving the restaurant separately. Unlike his brother, Justin donned dark sunglasses and ignored questions about his father.

Social Media Reacts
Social media users reacted to King Combs’ update about his father in The Shade Room’s comment section.

Instagram user @anthonyserpas wrote, “Well wtf he finna say ?? My dad cries every night listening to damaged by danity kane???”

Instagram user @purpledollll wrote, “we don’t care about him being ‘good’ wth…”

While Instagram user @itsrethaxo added, “I honestly feel bad for his kids and I HAVE NOTHING to say about his kids . GROWN OR NOT leave kids OUT OF IT!!!!!!!! GROWN OR NOT. I FEEL So bad for WHAT DIDDY BROUGHT UPON THEM”

Instagram user @shaundabfit_ wrote, “Just close your mouth next time 😑”

While Instagram user @onfleekkaylaa added, “Ofc he’s good, he ain’t in jail”

Instagram user @bigdtheweatherman wrote, “Do we really expect him to say anything different based on circumstances??”

Here’s The Recent Public Developments Regarding The Music Mogul
As The Shade Room previously reported, Diddy has been hit with at least seven lawsuits in the past year. The first, which sparked major headlines, was filed by his ex-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura in November 2023.

Additionally, Ventura accused him of sexual assault, abuse, and trafficking.

Although Combs quickly settled the suit with Ventura, in the months that would follow, five more women came forward accusing Diddy of sexual assault, drugging, rape, and even engaging in sexual acts with a minor. Furthermore, a former male employee of the mogul, Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, would accuse Diddy of grooming him for sex and subjecting him to unwanted sexual advances and encounters, per The Shade Room.

Initially, Diddy denied the various allegations by alleging that individuals were looking for a “quick payday,” per The Shade Room.

However, Ventura’s abuse allegations against the mogul were seemingly confirmed earlier this month. At the time, footage surfaced of Diddy assaulting Ventura in a hotel on March 5, 2016, per The Shade Room.

Since then, Diddy has issued a video statement alleging that he’s since sought “professional help” and is “committed” to being a “better man each and every day.”

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Since the assault footage surfaced, numerous celebrities, a former bodyguard, and one of the mothers of Diddy’s children have come forward to speak about his behavior.

Meanwhile, it’s most recently been reported that Diddy’s accusers may potentially appear in front of a grand jury to detail their alleged experiences with the 54-year-old.

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