Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ son makes desperate plea for dad’s jail release via livestream

By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-31 21:54:03 | Updated at 2026-09-05 17:44:57 4 days ago

Christian “King” Combs is remaining in public support of his father, Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is currently serving a four-year sentence on prostitution-related charges.

Christian, 28, showed up on a recent livestream hosted by rapper DDG, in which the two enthusiastically dapped each other up on a dancefloor, before Christian looked straight into the camera and twice implored the audience, “Free Pops.”

DDG appeared not to react or respond to the comment — he merely gave a neutral smile, turned away, and continued dancing to the music.

Christian “King” Combs is supporting his dad, Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is serving a sentence for prostitution-related charges. He shouted out his dad on a livestream hosted by rapper DDG (the two are seen above on the stream). Twitch/DDG
After greeting DDG, Christian said to the camera, “Free Pops!” Twitch/DDG

Christian has been adamantly in support of his father, who in July 2025 was convicted of two felony counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

Three months later, Diddy was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison; however, his sentence has been reduced multiple times since.

Following an eight-week trial, the Bad Boy Records founder was acquitted of the more severe charges: sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion (two counts) and racketeering conspiracy (one count).

Christian grinned at the audience before repeating himself once more. Twitch/DDG
DDG appeared to ignore the comment, walking away without a reaction. Twitch/DDG

After his father was acquitted on the major sex trafficking charges, Christian, along with his siblingscelebrated the decision at the time, with Christian declaring he was going to “hug my Pops” to reporters outside the courtroom.

Last June, Christian teamed up with Kanye “Ye” West to release “Never Stop,” a seven-track EP that featured a song titled “Diddy Free.”

Diddy, 56, continues to make headlines in prison. He was recently released from temporary solitary confinement this month after he had an altercation with another inmate in late July.

Christian and his siblings have been strongly in support of their father (seen above in 2024), who was convicted in July 2025. Instagram/diddy
Christian even released an EP with Kanye West last year that featured a song called “Diddy Free.” Getty Images
Diddy was recently released from solitary confinement after he had an altercation with another inmate in July. CBS NEWS

Christian, along with his brother Justin, were seen days before DDG’s livestream in a snap celebrating Keke Palmer’s 33rd birthday, which the actress posted to Instagram Thursday.

The photo sparked some critical comments from Palmer’s following, upset by the controversial connection to Diddy.

After Christian wished Keke a happy birthday in the comments section, one fan even replied, “stay away from her!!!!!”

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