A Twitter user (@kaiunique_) just spilled that her brother, who happens to be dating one of Diddy’s twin daughters, was given one very specific instruction.
And honey, the internet is eating this up like post-dance chicken tenders.
A surprising tidbit from his twin daughters’ high school prom just dropped, and it’s sending ripples across the internet! According to one guest, attending prom with a Diddy twin comes with a very specific, unspoken social media rule.
According to @kaiunique_ on Twitter, whose brother is dating one of Diddy’s twin daughters, there was a strict social media embargo at the recent prom send-off. She tweeted, “I went to my brother’s prom send-off yesterday, but I can’t post any pics until his girlfriend posts them first. Lmao she was very strict about it, too”.
The internet, naturally, had thoughts. Reactions were pretty divided. Some users praised the respect shown: “love that you respected her wishes though.” Others were quick to point out the Diddy connection: “And you proud to have a connection to Diddy.” Many agreed with the sentiment of the rule: “I mean, yeah, she should be the first to post pics of her.” Some even speculated on the deeper reasons, with one user noting, “You turned off the comments to the picture cause Diddy is your father-in-law, and those are his twins.” Another person humorously added, “She had to be. Look how fast you came here to talk about it”.
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ twin daughters, Jessie and D’Lila Combs, both 18, attended their high school prom at the Harbor House in Los Angeles on Saturday, May 17. For this major high school milestone, the sisters perfectly coordinated in long, red dresses with matching corsages.
These 18-year-olds, whose mother is Diddy’s late ex, Kim Porter, also posed together, smiling for the gathered photographers outside the venue.
This prom moment unfolds amid Diddy’s ongoing criminal trial, which began with opening statements on May 12. He was initially arrested in September 2024 and has denied all allegations against him, pleading not guilty to five criminal counts, including racketeering conspiracy, two counts of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. The mogul is currently being held without bail at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. If convicted, he faces a potential life sentence. The trial is expected to last several weeks.
What do you think about this prom posting rule?
