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Diddy's Family Spotted Outside Courthouse After Verdict – Photos & Video That Sparked Buzz

Jul 02, 2025

09:47 P.M.

The 55-year-old rapper's family drew attention after the verdict, as their reaction outside the courthouse struck a tone some found unexpectedly upbeat.

On July 2, 2025, the jury delivered its verdict in Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal trial, drawing swift public attention — not only to the outcome but also to his family's behavior.

Jurors acquitted Combs of the most serious charges, including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion. However, they found him guilty of two lesser counts involving the transportation of individuals to engage in prostitution.

The decision came after three days of deliberation following a seven-week trial that featured graphic and disturbing testimony. Despite avoiding the most severe penalties, Combs was denied bail after U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian ruled that he posed a danger to the public.

Inside the courtroom, Combs dropped to his knees in prayer as the verdict was read. His family clapped softly in the background. As he exited, he told them, "Thank you, love you."

Outside, his family smiled and embraced. Photos and videos of the moment quickly circulated online, sparking backlash over their response to the serious charges.

"This makes me sick," one comment read. A second said, "His mother & children should be humiliated, not out there smiling!" Another wrote, "Why are they smiling!" Among the online reactions, one person asked, "Where's Quincy?" — referring to Quincy Brown, son of Kim Porter and Al B. Sure!, whom Combs raised as his own.

More negative reactions continued to surface. "This is sickening," one person wrote. Another added, "The amount of people that think they know what really happen is crazy! [sic]" followed by a laughing emoji. A third asked, "Why are his daughters smiling 😟 their dad was denied bail."

Still, not all responses were critical. "I'm happy for the man and his family," a different person shared. Another remarked, "Diddy's mother is so beautiful to be her age. It is amazing how good she looks!"

The following images capture key moments from the courthouse steps, showing the reactions, expressions, and atmosphere surrounding the high-profile decision.

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On July 2, 2025, at Manhattan Federal Court, Jessie and Lila Combs walk hand in hand through a crowd of photographers. Both wear serious expressions, staying focused as they make their way inside.

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Stephanie Rao, Quincy Brown, Justin Combs, and Chance Combs arrive together in a unified front. Their expressions are focused and composed.

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King Combs arrives at court on July 2, holding hands with Raven Tracy. Both wear serious expressions as they approach the courthouse, avoiding eye contact with the cameras.

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Janice Combs walks with a companion, her face composed but alert. Both women move swiftly past the courthouse wall, avoiding eye contact with onlookers.

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Sarah Chapman arrives at Manhattan Federal Court on July 2. Dressed in black and wearing dark sunglasses, she appears to walk briskly, avoiding the gaze of nearby cameras.

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At Manhattan Federal Court, attorney Brian Steel walks past a crowd of media and onlookers. He smiles and gestures, appearing relaxed amid the attention.

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King Combs walks ahead, leading family members away from the courthouse. The group moves calmly, holding hands, with few expressions revealing emotion.

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Sarah Chapman exits the Manhattan court with a composed expression, wearing black sunglasses. The mood around her is tense, as others follow closely without speaking.

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Janice Combs walks out of Manhattan Federal Court with her granddaughters. She holds D'Lila's arm, wearing a serious look. The daughters appear calm, with faint smiles. The family leaves together, showing unity after the verdict.

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Janice Combs raises a hand in acknowledgment as she leaves the courthouse, flanked by smiling family members. Quincy Brown walks nearby, grinning.

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Outside the Manhattan Federal Court, Janice Combs appears to flash a thumbs-up as Chance Combs walks beside her, smiling. Their body language suggests calm confidence following the verdict.

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Janice Combs extends her arm in a bold gesture while Chance Combs smiles beside her as they exit Manhattan Federal Court on July 2, amid a flurry of cameras and curious onlookers.

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Janice Combs blows a kiss to a crowd of photographers while walking beside Chance Combs, who smiles brightly. The moment draws heavy media attention.

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Lila Combs sits inside a vehicle, hands clasped near her face. Her expression is thoughtful and still, offering a rare quiet moment amid the public glare.

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Marc Agnifilo and members of Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal team smile and laugh as they face reporters outside Manhattan Federal Court on July 2, 2025. The mood is visibly upbeat after the partial verdict.

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Attorney Brian Steel leads the press conference with a wide smile, surrounded by fellow defense lawyers. Their expressions show relief as they address the media.

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Marc Agnifilo gestures animatedly while exiting the courthouse, flanked by colleagues sharing a moment of visible relief. Smiles and laughter reflect a lightened mood.

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Supporters embrace outside Manhattan Federal Court after the jury’s partial verdict in Sean Combs’ trial. The crowd reacts with hugs, cameras rolling, capturing the emotionally charged atmosphere.

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Outside the court, tensions flare as people voice opposing views following the verdict in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial. Emotions run high with shouting, filming, and raised fists.

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