D’Lila and Jessie Combs, the twin daughters of Sean “Diddy” Combs, showed their support for Bryce Maximus James, the youngest son of NBA star LeBron James, during a senior night celebration at Sierra Canyon School on Thursday, Jan. 16. The event, held at the prestigious Los Angeles school, brought together family members from both the Combs and James families to honor the senior athletes.
The 18-year-old twins, part of the school’s cheerleading team, were joined by their older brothers Quincy and Christian, Christian’s girlfriend Raven Tracy, and their youngest sibling, 2-year-old Love Sean, along with her mom Dana Tran. Bryce, 17, had his family courtside as well, including his parents, LeBron and Savannah James, older brother Bronny, 20, and younger sister Zhuri, 10.
Diddy, 55, was notably absent as he remains in MDC Brooklyn, where he is awaiting trial on racketeering and sex trafficking charges following his September arrest. Despite his absence, the Combs family rallied together, celebrating the twins’ achievements as they wrapped up their high school cheerleading careers.
Two days later, Bryce took to the court again at the 2025 Army National Guard Hoophall Classic, where his performance drew social media applause from D’Lila and Jessie. The twins shared a SportsCenter NEXT post highlighting Bryce’s stats, adding clapping emojis to show their support.
The senior night celebration comes shortly after Bryce announced his commitment to play basketball for the University of Arizona. LeBron James marked the moment with a proud Instagram post, writing, “BEAR DOWN!!!!! Congratulations Maximus!”
The James family had even more to celebrate as Bryce helped Sierra Canyon secure a decisive 84-42 victory over Loyola during the event, according to Sports Illustrated’s High School on SI. Meanwhile, the Combs twins shared heartfelt moments with their family, including a video on sister Love Sean’s Instagram account capturing the night’s highlights.
In one touching scene, their brother Christian presented bouquets to the twins, honoring their cheerleading journey. The evening concluded with family photos mid-court, highlighting the close bond among the Combs siblings.
