The hip-hop mogul posts on Instagram a picture of him cuddling with his twin daughters, whom he shares with the late model, in front of a glittering Christmas tree.
- Dec 26, 2018
AceShowbiz - This year's Christmas is a little bit different for Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and his twin daughters, as this is the first time they celebrate the holiday together since the death of Kim Porter. Despite that, they still manage to smile and show off their strong bonds as a family while spending the holiday together, as seen in a picture which the hip-hop mogul shared on Instagram on Tuesday, December 25.
The picture showed Diddy happily sitting between D'Lila Star and Jessie James in front of a glittering Christmas tree with gold and silver embellishment. In contrast to their dad who donned an all-black ensemble, the twins sported white robes as they lovingly wrapped their arms around his neck and snuggled up close to their dad.
"L O V E MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOURS," Diddy simply wrote in the caption of the post, which has garnered more than 500,000 likes since it was posted.
D'Lila and Jessie also took to their joint Instagram account to share a video of them wishing their followers a merry Christmas. In the video, the 12-year-old girls traded their white robes to a black sweatshirt and red plaid pants, blowing kisses to the camera. "Happy holidays from #TheCombsTwins #Peace and #Love," they captioned the clip.
This arrives after Kim's eldest son, Quincy Brown, unveiled a Christmas music video which he dedicated to the late model. The video showed him teaming up with the Best Buddies organization, which is dedicated to ending social, physical and economic isolation of the 200 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They go around the neighborhood to surprise three different families with Christmas trees, decorations and presents.
At the end of the visuals, he expressed his love for Kim, writing, "I love you, mommy."
Kim died in at her Los Angeles home on November 15 after battling a short illness. She was 47.
