Diddy has melted hearts as he shared an endearing daddy–daughter playdate moment with his daughter, Love Sean Combs, amid his ongoing sexual assault lawsuits.
The businessman recently re-surfaced on socials — courtesy of his baby girl’s Instagram account — where he gave fans a glimpse of how he’s been spending his time, lately.
In an adorable video clip posted last week, the Bad Boy Records mogul can be seen pushing his 1-year-old daughter in a swing before capturing her trying her hand at the balance beam.
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“Baby Gym with my Dad [red heart emoji],” the caption reads.
Fans warmly embraced the post, flooding the comment section with their support for the New York City native.
“Even with everything going on, this man loves his kids and I fuxs with him because of that only,” wrote one fan, while another added: “Yes, I just love the way puff loves on his kids and he’ll get through the situation. He seems like he’s a good father.”
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A third user poked fun at those would find fault with the interaction, writing: “I know all the moms was side eyeing the whole time [laughing face emoji] like tsk tsk… he might need to build his own baby gym.”
Check out the post below:
Though it seems like he is welcome at this particular kids play gym, Diddy’s former charter school has reportedly faced a string of serious problems.
Capital Preparatory School in Harlem, NY,
In an exposé by The Cut last week, it was revealed that even though the Capital Preparatory School in Harlem (which Diddy co-founded in 2016) promises to provide an “elite education” to poor Black students who otherwise wouldn’t have access to such things, it has reportedly done nothing of the sort.
The article highlights ongoing challenges at the school such as teacher shortages, high turnover, disrupted learning, frequent fights and poor communication with parents. All of this, according to Capital Prep parents, has created a culture of “fear and chaos.”
For its part, Capital Prep denied the article’s conclusions.
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“We accept and are saddened that some scholars and colleagues were not pleased with their experience,” Shenique Coston, director of communications and development for the school’s network, wrote in a statement to The Cut. “However, we affirmatively state that many of the allegations included in your fact-checking list are fabrications.”
Representatives of Diddy and Capital Prep co-founder Dr. Stephen Perry did not respond to requests for comment from the magazine.
Back in November, Perry released a statement confirming that the charter school network had parted ways with Diddy.
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“Following a comprehensive evaluation, a decision has been made to end the partnership between Capital Preparatory Schools and Sean Combs,” he wrote on the school’s official website. “While this decision was not made lightly, we firmly believe it is in the best interest of our organization’s health and future.”
Diddy’s parting with the institution came in the wake of him facing accusations of rape and domestic violence from Cassie, his ex-girlfriend of ten years. He denied the allegations and settled the suit. Several other such lawsuits have since followed.
