Meet Diddy's children as video of him claiming to have adopted a 'white child' resurfaces amid house raids

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sean "Diddy" Combs is the father of seven children — Quincy, Justin, Christian, Chance, twins D'Lila and Jessie, and Love Sean — with four different women.

Following a federal raid on two of Diddy's houses by Homeland Security officers in connection to an alleged sex trafficking case, a video showing Diddy saying he adopted a "White child"—reportedly a young girl named Ava Baroni—is making the rounds, per Radar Online.

Take a look at Diddy's seven children along with his supposedly 'adopted White child' as the music mogul faces mounting accusations.

Quincy Taylor Brown

Quincy Taylor Brown was born on June 4, 1991, in New York City. He is the biological child of record producer Albert Joseph Brown III, aka Al B. Sure! and Diddy's former girlfriend Kim Porter.

Diddy finally adopted Quincy after his mother started dating him when he was three years old. Diddy had four more kids with Porter, who passed away in 2018, per Daily Mail.

Quincy, an actor, singer, and model, attributes a great deal of his drive and aspirations to his father. He had previously disclosed to PEOPLE how the hip-hop mogul's unwavering work ethic motivated him to chase his own goals.

Like Diddy, Quincy is involved with the management and development of young talent. His twin sisters, D'Lila and Jessie, are the first to be included in a music video for his 2022 single 'Face Off.'

Quincy is accumulating acting credentials while not producing music or modeling. He has acted in movies like 'We the Party' (2012), 'Brotherly Love' (2015), and 'The Holiday Calendar' (2018).

Justin Combs

Justin — Diddy's first kid with stylist and fashion designer Misa Hylton — was born in New York on December 30, 1993. His appearance alongside his father on MTV's 'My Super Sweet 16' in 2008 catapulted him to international fame.

The successor to Bad Boy was a prior student at UCLA, where he earned a bachelor's degree in sociology and a football scholarship worth $54,000. The 30-year-old is the first member of his family to pursue higher education.

In addition, Justin served as executive producer for the television program 'The Crew League,' where famous people competed in a basketball tournament.

He also served as executive producer on his own six-episode YouTube series called 'Respectfully Justin' in 2021 through Diddy's former production firm, Revolt.

Besides having a famous father, Justin has been romantically involved with a prominent figure in hip-hop. Rapper Saweetie dated the music mogul's son in 2016 while attending the University of Southern California, before her rise to fame.

Christian Combs

Christian was born on April 1, 1998, not long after his parents began dating. He is Diddy and Porter's first biological child together, per PEOPLE.

Christian — better known by his stage name King Combs — began performing soon after graduating from high school.

He teamed with his brother Quincy on the song 'Options' in 2019 and he released the EP 'Cyncerely, C3', which includes tracks like 'Heaven Sent' and 'Naughty.'

The release of Christian's massive hit song 'Can't Stop Won't Stop' featuring Kodak Black proved that his perseverance and hard work to become a successful rapper had paid off.

In November 2022, the song achieved a career high for Christian as it peaked at No. 1 on the Mainstream R&B Hip-Hop Airplay chart on Billboard, becoming his first-ever chart-topper.

Christian has been involved in several TV shows, such as 'Wild 'N Out,' 'Making the Band,' and 'The Crew League,' in addition to focusing on his music.

Chance Combs

On July 20, 2006, Chance was born to Diddy and businesswoman Sarah Chapman, who had long been a friend of Diddy's but had never been romantically involved. To this day, Diddy and Chapman remain in contact as Chance's co-parents.

Together with her two sisters, D'Lila and Jessie, the rapper's eldest daughter has made a name for herself in the community by donating skincare and cosmetics to Alexandria House, an emergency shelter for women and children.

Chance decided to pursue a career in fashion, per Business Insider. She most recently starred in an advertisement for Glam-Aholic Lifestyle, a black-owned luxury handbag company, that was inspired by the 'Clueless' movie.

D'Lila and Jessie Combs

Twins D'Lila and Jessie were welcomed into the world in December 2006. Just five months after the birth of their sister Chance, Diddy and his intermittent partner Kim Porter welcomed the twins into the world.

The twins share a TikTok and Instagram account where they broadcast videos of themselves posing and dancing while wearing matching clothes.

D'Lila and Jessie refined their mother's modeling skills by posing for a picture in a 2023 V magazine spread alongside their sibling Chance.

According to Business Insider, they also walked the runway for Dolce & Gabbana in 2021 and have high aspirations of being full-time models.

Like their elder brother King, the twins joined their father on stage at the 2023 MTV VMAs as he performed the song 'I'll Be Missing YOU.'

Love Combs

The hip-hop mogul surprised his fans by revealing the birth of his seventh child, Love, on December 10, 2022. According to InTouch, he shares the child with model and cyber-security expert Dana Tran.

Love and all of Diddy's children enjoyed Christmas together a few weeks following the news of Love's birth.

The recording artist posted a video of Love pronouncing her first word on Instagram in June 2023. The joyful father of seven wrote, "Breaking news! baby love has just said her first words. She said ! DA DA DA DA DA DA!!!!!!" as the caption for the video.

Ava Combs Baroni

In the 2020 video, the troubled hip-hop entrepreneur, 54, invites the teenage girl to introduce herself to his followers during an Instagram Live session.

"My name’s Ava. I’m a Scorpio," she began, but Diddy cut her off and asked her to say her last name. She replied, "Ava Combs Baroni."

The founder of Bad Boy Records then asserted that he had "adopted" the "White child."

Diddy remarked, "I want you to tell them the story of how I adopted you, but you still have beautiful parents that — but you’re my child also," as he made his way into the backdrop, revealing several men, as well as his stepson Quincy, 32.