Diddy is doing his best to be present for his children from behind bars, specifically sending a sentimental gift to his youngest, Love Sean Combs, to celebrate her third birthday.
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Diddy Sends Sentimental Gift From Behind Bars To Celebrate Love Sean Combs’ Third Birthday
On Friday, October 17, Justin Combs took to his Instagram Story to share footage of his youngest sibling, Love. In the clip, a person is seen holding a Build-A-Bear up for Love to press its hand. As the footage rolls, Diddy’s voice can be heard:
“Happy Birthday, Love! It’s your Daddy! I love you! I miss you! I love you, Love! Love! Love! Love!” he can be heard saying.
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Diddy wishes baby Love a Happy Birthday through a Build-A-Bear… ❤️ https://t.co/o45yGagch7 pic.twitter.com/XzYY7I5UC6
— TMZ (@TMZ) October 17, 2025
Social Media Reacts
Social media users reacted to reposted footage of Diddy’s birthday gift for Love Sean Combs in TMZ’s comment section.
X user @Lavern77874481 wrote, “Don’t understand how he could treat women like that when he has daughters. He would be ready to kill if someone treated his daughters like that.”
While X user @birdpoststudios added, “He still a dad end of the day respect”
X user @kingmoenc wrote, “You can’t say he don’t love his kids”
While X user @@LFCStacka added, “He loves kids fr”
X user @kingmoenc wrote, “He never hurt his babies and I’m glad for dat”
Before Love Sean Combs’ Birthday, Details Were Revealed About Diddy’s Supervised Conditions Post-Prison
As The Shade Room previously reported, Diddy was sentenced to a total of 50 months in prison on October 3. To note, this followed the 55-year-old being convicted of transportation to engage in prostitution in July. Earlier this week, court documents were filed by the judge who presided over his case, Judge Arun Subramanian. The documents reveal the plethora of conditions Diddy will have to abide by after he’s released from prison, following serving his sentence.
