As P. Diddy's legal troubles continue, his sons reportedly had a heated confrontation with Ray J over comments the rapper made

Sean “P. Diddy” Combs remains behind bars after his arrest in New York over a month ago. The 54-year-old mogul is already facing a slew of charges, but is also on the receiving end of several lawsuits that continue to trickle in. Meanwhile, his family and loved ones struggle with his legal problems. Some of Combs’ children are now making headlines again due to an alleged dispute involving Ray J. Apparently, Diddy’s boys weren’t happy with the comments the “One Wish” singer made about their dad.

The confrontation in question reportedly took place last weekend outside a Halloween party hosted by influencer Tara Electra. Puff Daddy’s three sons – Quincy Brown, 33, Justin, 30, and Christian, 26 – are said to have confronted Ray J in a parking lot as the party was winding down. Sources said TMZ that the singer, whose full name is William Ray Norwood Jr. was, at the time, with singer Amber Rose and his manager, David Weintraub. It is said that all the men started bumping into each other’s faces and bumping into each other’s chests.

According to an insider, this isn’t the first time Diddy’s three sons have tried to confront Ray, as they apparently tried to talk about the singer’s comments on three other occasions at different times and places. This time, Justin and Christian Combs reportedly expressed their interest in fighting. But ultimately nothing more happened, as entertainer Chris Brown reportedly intervened to de-escalate the situation. Apparently he did this by helping David Weintraub pull Christian and Justin away.

Ray J broke his silence about Sean Combs’ legal issues during an interview on Cuomo in September. The “Sexy Can I” artist believed that when it comes to those who have influenced hip-hop culture, “it’s important to acknowledge the mistakes they made,” and he emphasized that “we need to hold everyone accountable for what they have done’. have done.” The 43-year-old star also said he doesn’t “think this is the time to put anyone down,” but that people should “learn from the mistakes and together create a roadmap for the future of the industry.”

The Moesha alum is one of the few big-name celebrities to speak out on this issue, as many of them do Diddy’s famous friends have remained mum about his issues. A PR expert recently surmised that this is due to fellow stars’ desire not to draw attention to themselves. Another person who has spoken out is Nick Cannonwho remembered partying with founder Sean John as a teenager. Canon said he had no reservations about speaking out because he has “nothing to hide” and is living his “truth.”

Amid his troubles with the law, P. Diddy has received support from his childrenwho sent him Father’s Day messages last June. His sons – along with siblings Chance (18) and twins D’Lila and Jessie (17) – published a joint post on social media last week. The six children defended the “Coming Home” rapper.who is also the father of Love Sean Combs (1), due to the backlash he faces from commentators on the internet.

Sean Combs is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where he awaits trial. The Grammy winner, whose two US homes were raided earlier this year, was arrested in connection with a federal sex trafficking investigation. According to a 14-page indictment, Combs faces sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution, arson, racketeering and other charges. As mentioned, lawsuits are still pouring in, many of them accusing the hip-hop veteran of rape, violence, sexual assault of adults and minors, among other things. Combs (via his legal team) has denied it any misconduct.

As of this writing, neither P. Diddy’s sons nor Ray J have publicly commented on their latest reported confrontation. Whether or not they ever get together to pull out all the stops. Nevertheless, TMZ has been told that while Ray J doesn’t let “little kids” bully him, he still considers Diddy’s kids as family and is willing to talk to them about what was said.