EXCLUSIVE Video captures tearful Diddy family at his twins' high school graduation... after the 18-year-old girls left court distraught by graphic evidence
Sean ' Diddy ' Combs' tearful family united for his twins' high school graduation on Thursday, without the disgraced rapper amid his sex trafficking trial.
In a heartbreaking video obtained by the Daily Mail, Jessie and D'Lila Combs, 18, whose mom is the late Kim Porter, sobbed as they joined their classmates at California 's Sierra Canyon School for the ceremony.
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