In a moment brimming with pride and celebration, Jessie James and D’Lila Star Combs, the twin daughters of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and the late Kim Porter, have officially graduated from high school. The two beautiful sisters were supported by all of their siblings. Regardless of the ongoing criminal trial with their father, the milestone marks a significant chapter in their lives and their family’s lives.
Born in 2006, Jessie and D’Lila have grown up in the spotlight, balancing the expectations that come with a famous last name while forging identities of their own. Over the years, they have increasingly stepped into public view, modeling for major fashion events and campaigns, and developing strong followings on social media. Their graduation represents a new beginning as they transition from high school students to young adults charting their own paths.
The graduation ceremony, reportedly held at Sierra Canyon High School in Los Angeles, drew warm congratulations from family, friends, and fans alike.
The twins paid tribute to their late mother, Kim Porter, who passed away in 2018, on Mother’s Day. “These last couple years have been sooooo extremely difficult without you by our side. We really wish you were here for these years that we begin to grow and start to mature into young ladies.” The Combs Twins wrote. The emotional nod underscored the deep influence Porter continues to have on her daughters’ lives and values.
Jessie and D’Lila’s graduation has also stirred excitement about what lies ahead. While they have not yet announced specific college plans or future projects, many speculate that they may delve further into fashion, entertainment, or philanthropy—fields already touched by their talents and passions.
Beyond their celebrity status, the Combs twins have become admired for their grace, poise, and advocacy, particularly around issues of empowerment and positivity. As members of Gen Z, they represent a generation that is both socially conscious and digitally fluent—qualities that will likely serve them well as they embark on this next stage of life.
Congratulations to Jessie and D’Lila Combs—class of 2025. The world is watching, and it’s cheering you on.
