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Sean "Diddy" Combs' twins, D'Lila and Jessie, were among the enthusiastic supporters at Bryce Maximus James' special senior night celebration at Sierra Canyon School on January 16. The 18-year-old cheerleaders were there to root for Bryce, 17, the youngest son of NBA superstar LeBron James, alongside their family members at the Los Angeles private school.
Joining the twins were their older brothers, Quincy and Christian, Christian's girlfriend Raven Tracy, and their youngest sibling, 2-year-old Love Sean, accompanied by her mother, Dana Tran. Notably absent was their father, Diddy, who remains in custody at MDC Brooklyn awaiting trial on charges of racketeering and sex trafficking.
Meanwhile, Bryce had the full support of his family, with LeBron, Savannah James, older brother Bronny, and younger sister Zhuri Nova seated courtside. Bryce didn't disappoint, leading his team to an impressive 84-42 victory over Loyola, according to Sports Illustrated's High School on SI.
The evening was filled with touching family moments. Christian presented D'Lila and Jessie with bouquets in honor of their cheerleading achievements, marking the close of their high school cheerleading careers. Photos captured the siblings' bond as they gathered mid-court for family snapshots, celebrating the twins' milestone.
The Combs twins also documented the memorable night on social media. A video shared on Love Sean's Instagram, managed by her mom, showcased behind-the-scenes moments and heartfelt interactions between the siblings. Two days later, Bryce returned to the court for the 2025 Army National Guard Hoophall Classic, earning praise for his performance. D'Lila and Jessie showed their support by sharing highlights on Instagram, adding clapping emojis to SportsCenter NEXT's post about Bryce's stats.
The celebration comes shortly after both Bryce and the twins achieved significant milestones. Bryce recently announced his commitment to play basketball for the University of Arizona, a moment celebrated by his father, LeBron, who called him "Maximus" in a proud social media post. Meanwhile, the twins celebrated their 18th birthday with all five of their siblings, including Chance and Justin Combs.
As they close one chapter of their lives and prepare for new adventures, both families celebrated a week of achievements and milestones, highlighting the strong bonds they share.
