King Combs, son of Sean “Diddy” Combs, is speaking out in his first lengthy interview following his famous father’s highly-publicized sex trafficking trial. And let’s just say, he’s keeping it honest.
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Speaking to Billboard for a chat released on Friday, King revealed that he and the rest of his family were doing “good” in the aftermath of the Diddy’s trial. As we told you before, in July, the Bad Boy producer was found not guilty on three of five felony counts. He was, however, found guilty on two counts of prostitution, which carries a maximum 10-year sentence for each charge. His sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 3.
As the days go by leading up to his ultimate legal fate, King said that they’re expecting him to come home. He shouted out Ye, f.k.a. Kanye West, for showing his support for his dad and the family when he made a surprise appearance at the courtroom during one of the trial days. King also spoke on feelings of betrayal given the virtual silence he said his father got from people who he thought would’ve spoken out in his defense.
“Ye definitely showed love and showed support when it was needed. And it definitely was a little quiet out there, but I wouldn’t say [I feel] betrayed,” King said.
He later added: “I think now that the truth is getting out and pops is on the way home, God willing. I think we just need to stay with positivity, spread love. I just hope all the hate and all the negative stuff is past us and we can just move forward and with just love and good vibes. That’s what we’re here to do: never stop.”
As far as how he and his siblings specifically are spending their time as they await for Diddy to hopefully come back into the fold, King said that they all have entrepreneurial endeavors that they’re focused on and they all essentially just want to keep things going in a positive direction.
“My tape just dropped. I got videos dropping. My sisters got a clothing line coming out. My brother Quincy’s into acting, Justin business. My little sister Chan, she’s in college right now, going to NYU. Baby Love is growing up” he explained. “So, yeah, just, you know, continuing to live life and just bring positive vibes to the world. I think that’s just the main focus.”
He concluded in part, “Like, I said, ‘Never Stop.’ We can’t stop, won’t stop, and we’re going to just continue to spread love and hopefully receive that back.”
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