Justin Combs, the oldest son of music impresario Sean “Diddy” Combs, was arrested on Sunday for driving under the influence (DUI) following a routine traffic stop. The 29-year-old Justin Combs was apprehended in the “Beverly Hills area” around 8 a.m., according to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Officer Moore, confirming the incident with Fox News Digital, stated that officers detected possible signs of alcohol or drug impairment during the traffic stop. The subsequent investigation revealed that Justin Combs was indeed under the influence, although it remains unclear whether drugs or alcohol were involved.
Following his arrest, Combs, aged 29, was booked into jail, but LAPD could not confirm if he had been released on bail at the time of reporting. Fox News Digital reached out to a representative for Sean “Diddy” Combs for comment, but there has been no immediate response.
Justin Combs is the eldest son of Sean Combs and Misa Hylton. Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, has four other children: King, Jessie James, and twins D’Lila and Chance, from previous relationships. Tragically, his ex-girlfriend Kim Porter passed away in 2018 due to complications from pneumonia.
In recent news, Combs filed a lawsuit in New York against Diageo, a prominent spirits company. He alleges that the company failed to fulfill promised investments in his Ciroc vodka and DeLeon tequila brands, while disproportionately focusing its resources on its other 200 brands. Combs, who has been associated with Diageo since 2007 when he became the face of Ciroc, claims that the distribution of his brands was intentionally limited to urban areas, citing racial bias.
While Diageo denies the allegations of racism, Combs is seeking billions of dollars in damages through the lawsuit. The case continues to develop, and its outcome will likely have significant implications for the spirits industry and the issue of diversity and representation within it.
While Diageo denies the allegations of racism, Combs is seeking billions of dollars in damages through the lawsuit. The case continues to develop, and its outcome will likely have significant implications for the spirits industry and the issue of diversity and representation within it.
