‘His press is his press’

Jessie and D’Lila Combs, Sean Combs‘ daughters, are entering a new stage in their lives. The sisters, who graduated from high school last year, are launching their fashion line, a plan they’ve been teasing for months.

In an interview with Page Six, the sisters are addressing their father’s press coverage and how that impacts their own business. “His press is his press, and our press is our press,” said D’Lila.

“Our journey is separate. We try to stay positive, and we’re focused on what we’re building.”

The sisters, 19, shared that they’ve been dreaming of the launch of their brand for years. “We’ve been planning this for about three years now,” Jessie said. “Ever since we were little, we’ve loved fashion.”

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They also revealed they’ve learned the basics of the business from their parents, including their mother, the late model Kim Porter, who died in 2018. “Our dad has always had incredible style, and our mom did too, so they’ve both inspired us,” said D’Lila. She also said that Combs has been giving them advice throughout the process. 

“He’s very proud of us,” Jessie added. “We’ve gone to him for guidance many times, and he’s been incredibly helpful.”

Jessie and D’Lila’s brand is called 12TWINTY1, referencing their birthday, December 21st, and the fact that they’re twins. Their first collection is called “777,” referencing that they were born seven minutes apart. The number is also their parents’ favorite number. 

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Where is Sean Combs now? 

Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, is serving a 50-month sentence at a low-security federal prison in New Jersey. The prison is called Fort Dix and houses around 4,100 inmates. 

Last year, he was sentenced on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. He began his sentence in October 2025. His release date, which was scheduled for June 4th, 2028, has been moved up to February 23, 2028.

Over the past months, Diddy has entered a drug rehabilitation program and has a job at the prison chapel. He’s also appealed his conviction and sentencing and even reached out to President Donald Trump for a pardon. According to The New York Times, Trump wasn’t intending to grant it. 

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