Diddy Gushes Over Twin Daughters' Homecoming Performance: 'The Proudest Dad'

Diddy's twin daughters are no doubt making him the proudest dad ever!

As fans are aware, the famed musician is a father to six kids — three boys and three girls. His twin girls, D'lila and Jessie, were born in 2006, and he shares them with the late Kimberly Porter.

Given the twins' recent homecoming performance, Diddy was all about praises for their remarkable presentation, which he shared via a series of Instagram posts alongside a beautiful tribute.

The veteran rapper initially posted a picture of himself grinning with his twin daughters, who had their dance clothes and pom-poms on. Their half-brother, Quincy, was also featured in the post. Diddy's caption partly read:

"So proud of my girls on their homecoming performance! The proudest dad in the world."

He went on to recall when the girls were six years old and could not "catch the rhythm," making him nervous that they would not be able to "bop." But now, he and the family are not so bothered. Besides, the doting father could not be happier as the girls "slayed" with their performance, and he knew it made their late mother proud.

Following the update, he gave fans more to gush over by sharing four images of his twins looking radiant in white slim-strapped mini dresses adorned with numerous tiny stones. They completed their look with simple jewelry comprising stud earrings and a necklace alongside black and white strappy sandal heels and matching black clutch purses.

D'lila and Jessie, whose black tresses were held up in a high ponytail, could be seen posing side by side in an exquisite hallway and on the stairs, placing a hand on the banister.

"This was the moment I knew they were ready! THEY READY!!!" Diddy expressed in the caption. "I'm so proud of the young ladies that ya'll are turning into @the_combs_twins." He acknowledged his other daughter Chance in the message and concluded, "Wow! Y'all look so beautiful. Happy Homecoming, girls! LOVE!"

In another update, a reel, he showed the girls' laudable performance on the field while he hailed them with screams from the benches. D'lila and Jessie could be seen giving some leg moves and later flipped in the air.

The video ended with the proud dad presenting them with flowers and talking to them in a corner about how proud their mom would be of their performance. In the caption, he penned:

"I'm so proud of my girls @the_combs_twins!! Words can't describe how I feel when I watch y'all perform!! I know @ladykp is proud and smiling down on you!!! GOD IS THE GREATEST!!"

The homecoming performance would not be the first time D'lila and Jessie would make their dad proud beyond measure, as they did so during their debut at the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Venice.

According to E!, the teenage girls honored their mother by walking in her way and becoming models, making their runway debut at the D&G show on August 29 last year.

They arrived at the venue on a gondola before strutting on the runway in different yet similar looks: D'lila wore a short light blue and white gown while Jessie rocked a black and pink dress. The girls were undoubtedly ecstatic about the feat as they took to Instagram to express so and appreciate everyone who had a hand in the huge milestone.

Diddy may be basking in the proud moments with his daughters and fans rejoicing with him, however, one person that is not his fan right now is his former nanny, who claimed he fired her due to her pregnancy.

He responded to the lawsuit soon after, calling it "a meritless shakedown" for extortion which The Blast reported alongside details of the nanny's legal documents. The woman claimed to be the niece of the deceased Porter, mother of the musician's twins, who reportedly hired her as an assistant. 

She added that she later worked as a "full-time" nanny upon the birth of D'lila and Jessie and was responsible for them round the clock over the years. However, in 2020, she got pregnant and requested maternity leave which she claimed Diddy was "infuriated and reacted with hostility to the news." 

He also reportedly got her fired during her maternity leave as he believed she "set a bad example" for his girls as an unmarried, pregnant woman.