The two appear to be close, with Diddy seen grabbing Chavis’ butt and holding her from behind, and even kissing her.īoth appeared comfortable and alone as they enjoyed time together on the mega yacht.
However, many were shocked when paparazzi photos surfaced showing and Joie in various photos showing PDA and even kissing. News reports on Tuesday suggested that Diddy was meeting an old girlfriend while on vacation to Venice, Italy. Speculators on the internet have their heads spinning as they connect the dots with Diddy’s and Joie’s dating history. Many came to Hylton’s defense on social media, praising the fashion stylist and designer for speaking out openly about what she thinks led to Justin’s current legal troubles.It seems that Diddy Love has found love in Joie Chavis as he was seen romancing the baby mother of Future and Bow Wow, who was coincidentally once the protégé of Diddy as a young artist. But it isn’t fully clear why she included UCLA in her post commenting on Justin’s situation. She also called out called out Justin’s Alma Mater UCLA, where he graduated with a Bachelors degree in Sociology in 2016 and played football as a defensive back. Hylton also appeared to take a dig at Diddy’s on-and-off relationship with rapper Yung Miami and his recent lawsuit over his DeLeon tequila brand. “The statement ‘a fish rots from the head down’ means that, in addition to being a major contributing factor in a family or organization’s success, leadership is also the root cause of its failure and demise. “I’m not protecting no one anymore, just my son,” she wrote. In multiple posts, she opened up about how Justin’s lifestyle with his father in Los Angeles may have played into the serious situation the 29-year-old is now facing.
Misa Hylton is voicing her thoughts on the negative influence she feels her former partner Sean “Diddy” Combs has had on their son Justin Combs.įollowing Justin’s DUI arrest in the early morning hours of June 5, Hylton took to her Instagram stories to share her thoughts on the situation.
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