Sean “Diddy” Combs’ twin daughters, Jessie and D’Lila Combs, stepped out for a star-studded party Friday after their father was transferred to prison.
In photos from the event, the 19-year-old siblings wore matching fitted pink dresses and denim jackets as they stepped out for a party hosted by Cade Hudson in Hollywood on Friday night.
The twins accessorized with delicate necklaces and wore their hair in soft curls for the outing. The struggling music director hosted Jessie and D’Lila with the late Kim Porter, who died in 2018.
Their father’s ex-girlfriend, Jennifer Lopez, was also on the guest list, along with Heather Graham, Jessica Alba and Seth MacFarlane.
Friday night’s private party also featured Paris Hilton and her mother, Kathy Hilton, as well as Molly Shannon, Demi Moore, Rachel Zoe and Issa Rae.
The high-profile event took place the same day that Page Six confirmed that their father, disgraced rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs, had been transferred to a new prison after suffering a head injury.
He was transferred from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey to the Federal Correctional Institution in Allenwood, Pennsylvania – both facilities are low-security facilities.
“We can confirm that Sean Combs was transferred to FCI Allenwood Low on Friday, October 16, 2026,” the Federal Bureau of Prisons told us Friday.
“For privacy and security reasons, we do not discuss the conditions of detention of any person in our custody, including the reasons for their transfer.”
Page Six reported earlier this week that the Grammy winner, 56, was sent to the hospital early in the morning of October 10 with a head injury.
A source told us exclusively Tuesday that Combs’ injury occurred after he hit his head on a bunk bed.
Although TMZ reported that the fashion designer was involved in a physical altercation with Baron “Dudus,” aka Christopher Coke, following claims that the rapper lived a lavish lifestyle while serving his sentence, family members dismissed the allegations, saying they were “completely false.”
Loren LoRosa told “Breakfast Club” listeners earlier this week that she “spoke to a family member” who claimed “there was no fight at all.”
Although the rapper’s family is “not 100 percent sure what the cause” of his alleged injury was, “it definitely wasn’t anything crazy,” they said, noting that no one should have known that “he was taken to the hospital” to begin with.
Page Six exclusively reported Friday that FCI Allenwood Low had previously been accused of “inhumane” treatment of inmates and harboring violent offenders.
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