Diddy Looks Unbothered in First Outing Since His Bicoastal Mansion Raid, Sex Trafficking Probe

Sean "Diddy" Combs has been in hot water ever since the allegations of rape, sexual harassment and abuse came to light lawsuits filed against him.

The rap mogul's mansions in California and Florida were raided by Homeland Security on Monday as part of a sex trafficking probe.

Diddy Seemingly Unbothered in First Public Outing

Page Six published photos of Diddy and his twin daughters, Jessie and D'Lila, outside of Top Golf in Miami Beach on Thursday (March 28).

This was Diddy's first public sighting since his mansions were raided on March 25 by Homeland Security.

Diddy, who has been the subject of numerous lawsuits alleging sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape, and abuse, appeared unbothered as he flashed a peace sign to the cameras. He was wearing a purple and black tracksuit while his girls wore coordinating black and gray sports bras, jackets, and leggings.

The outlet also revealed that Diddy was detained at the airport prior to heading to the Bahamas with the twins before the Miami and Los Angeles mansions were raided by Homeland Security. Diddy was captured pacing around, looking crestfallen in Miami.

Reportedly, Diddy's two songs were put in handcuffs and questioned during the raid.

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Diddy's Downfall Caused by Opponents?

Former NYPD detective Derrick Parker, commonly known as Hip-Hop cop, told The New York Post his hunch that Sean "Diddy" Combs' rivals may be behind his downfall.

"He has a very questionable past that he's been able to control because of his power for a very long time," he told the outlet. "But it looks to me like someone is behind this -- someone who really wants to destroy his brand and take him down."

Parker furthered that he believes that law enforcement has been given some "sensitive information" which led to the bicoastal raid on Diddy's properties. Parker said Combs' house raids and the arrest of his alleged drug mule looked "like the tip of the iceberg."

Parker also added that Cassie Ventura, Diddy's ex-wife, being paid off with an undisclosed sum after she sued the rap mogul for rape and physical abuse had a ripple effect on those he had wronged in the past.

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