Kim Porter's Children with Diddy and Al B. Sure Put On a United Front As They Pose in New Snaps, Sparking Online Reactions

The late model's children share new family photos from a recent reunion, drawing attention on social media with matching outfits and supportive comments.

In a touching show of love and togetherness, Kim Porter's four children, Quincy Brown, King Combs, and twins Jessie and D’Lila Combs, shared a joyful moment that quickly caught the internet's attention.

The siblings, whose parents are music stars Sean "Diddy" Combs and Al B. Sure! — better known as Albert Brown — posted a carousel of photos to Instagram on November 17, 2025. All four wore matching black and gold T-shirts.

Family Bond on Display

The occasion appeared to be a special family reunion, as the front portion of their shirts read, "Goodwin – Celebrating Our 50th Family Reunion 2025." One of the photos showed Quincy sitting beside his twin sisters, flashing a peace sign while Jessie and D'Lila posed happily.

Quincy's caption was simple but deeply emotional, "KIM we love you momma!" A beautiful tribute to their mother, who passed away several years ago.

A different photo showed Quincy and King holding drinks as they enjoyed the sunny day. In another image, the siblings walked together with relaxed confidence. King linked arms with one of the twins while Quincy led with a grin.

The photos felt light and joyful, but beneath the smiles was a clear message of strength — the four siblings stood tall, remembering their mother while leaning on one another.

Social Media Users Respond With Love and Surprise

Netizens rushed to the comments, filled with emotion over the family's strong bond and how much the children look like their parents. "They all look just like her too😍😍😍," one person observed. A second added, "He got that unibrow like his real daddy."

Some were shocked by the strong family resemblance. "Only the twins look like Kim, Christian looks exactly like Diddy and Quincy is the spitting image of Al B Sure [sic]," one commenter said.

Someone else joked, "How did that get that one to look EXACTLY like Diddy??? 😂" Another agreed, "It's crazy how her to son look like they daddy straight up 😍😍 [sic]."

But it wasn't just about looks. The post also touched people's hearts. "Well done Quincy. It's so clear that they are your reason why. Keep going ❤️👏🏾," one supporter wrote. Another stated, "Kim have some beautiful babies I know she is so proud 🙏," while a different admirer typed, "I love this!!!! Make mama proud y'all!!! ❤️😍"

Quincy on Family, Absence, and Identity

Quincy is the oldest of Kim's children and has always been a steady, supportive part of the family. He's the biological son of singer Al B. Sure!, but Diddy raised Quincy after Kim began dating him in the 1990s.

In 2009, Quincy wrote a personal letter called "A Letter to My Father," where he opened up about the absence of his biological father and the reliable figure of Diddy in his life. He shared:

"Sean Combs is the person whom I look up to and appreciate as a father. He is the one who help mold me into the person I am today and will always try to live up to his expectations. He has always been supportive of me and I will forever love and respect him."

When it comes to his biological father, the young musician admitted that he mostly inherited his looks and little else. Quicny added:

"Throughout my life, I've always wondered about him; Where he was? What was he doing? and most importantly, Was he even thinking about me? The absence of my father has given me a better understanding of what type of man I am going to be."

And through it all, Quincy credited one person for holding him together: his mother, Kim. He ended by sharing his deep appreciation for her love, strength, and guidance.

In a 2023 interview with People, Quincy shared memories from their time on the road during Diddy's music tours. "I think my pops felt safer with us there, no matter what it was. He needed his family there, and I think having your kids as your road dogs was a win-win. It made everything go better," he explained.

How Quincy Describes His Place in the Family

Now an adult, Quincy has taken on more responsibility within the family, especially when it comes to his younger sisters, Jessie and D'Lila. In the same People interview, he explained how their relationship has grown into something both personal and professional.

"We don't need no contracts, no paper, but I'm my sisters' manager," Quincy said. "I'm like, the uncle- dad-manager-protector, I'm claiming it." He explained that he wanted to help guide his sisters by showing them all the different things they could do.

He shared that they had already told him about their dreams and goals, so at the time, he was bringing them along with him until they were ready to start their own path.

Tragedy at Home: The Sudden Loss That Changed Everything

Kim passed away on November 15, 2018, at her home in Toluca Lake, California. She had been feeling ill with flu-like symptoms and was being treated at home when she was found unresponsive. Paramedics responded, but she was pronounced dead at the scene.

An autopsy later confirmed she died of lobar pneumonia, with the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner ruling it a natural death. She was 47 years old.

Just weeks before her passing, the family had appeared in public to support Quincy at the premiere of his Netflix film "The Holiday Calendar." Her death marked a major turning point for the family — one filled with love, loss, and reflection.

Legal Fallout: Diddy's Prison Sentence and the Public Spotlight

While the siblings continue to honor Kim's legacy, they have also faced recent legal developments involving their dad. As reported by CBS News on October 3, 2025, Diddy was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison after being convicted of two prostitution-related charges.

He was also ordered to serve five years of supervised release and pay a $500,000 fine. Though he was acquitted of more serious allegations — including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy — the case drew widespread media attention and became a topic of public discussion.