Quincy Brown, Diddy‘s adopted son, appeared to throw shade at his organic father, Al B. Certain, whereas honoring his late mom, Kim Porter, on the anniversary of her dying.
The R&B singer married Porter in 1989, and so they welcomed Brown in 1991, shortly earlier than splitting. Porter then started a relationship with Diddy, who adopted Brown, and so they had three extra youngsters. Porter died of lobar pneumonia in 2018.
On Friday (November 15), the sixth anniversary of her passing, Brown took to Instagram to pay tribute to his mom. Within the photograph he shared, Kim Porter embraces a younger Brown, sitting in a toy automotive. The obvious snub to Al B. Certain got here with the caption.
“Right here’s a uncommon photograph of me with my Mother and Dad,” he wrote, including a purple coronary heart emoji. “I miss you every single day.”
Nevertheless, Certain was nowhere within the picture, sparking a flood of feedback.
“Nicely Al B. Damned,” one individual wrote whereas one other joked, “it’s me making an attempt to slip the image in search of your dad.”
Others nonetheless thought the put up was distasteful, leaving feedback like, “Pointless. You’ll be able to honor your mother with out shading your father” and “shading him however backing the infant oil bandit is wild! Rip Kim.”
Brown addressed his strained relationship with Al B. Certain throughout an interview in September. He stated that whereas they’ve a “cool relationship,” Certain “tends to attempt to do the dad factor so much.” Nonetheless, Brown considers them extra like “homies” than father and son.
In the meantime, Al B. Certain reached out to Brown on Instagram in March, days after Homeland Safety raided Diddy’s properties.
“#LettertoMySon! Come Residence,” he captioned a photograph of the 2 of them. “The [door] is broad open. You’re protected right here son! I Love you, Popz, Your Organic.”
Quincy Brown and Diddy’s different youngsters have publicly supported their father following his September arrest. In the meantime, Al B. Certain has since gone on to suggest that Quincy is experiencing “Stockholm syndrome” and that his son is being weaponized in opposition to him.
