Diddy Is Determined to Converse to Kids, Involved For Their Properly-Being

Diddy‘s not in a superb state of affairs proper now … locked up within the Particular Housing Unit of a notoriously powerful jail — however, TMZ has realized his chief concern is his kids.

Sources near Diddy’s household inform TMZ … Diddy’s holding up okay — given the circumstances — however he is worrying about his youngsters from his 10 ft. x 8 ft. jail cell, desperately wanting to talk to his kiddos.

We’re instructed individuals closest to him are attempting to course of the state of affairs … however, all of them know they should be sturdy for the youngsters’ sakes.

Diddy has seven kids — Quincy, Justin, Christian “King”, Likelihood, twins D’Lila and Jessie and two-year-old Love.

Whereas Quincy — who Diddy adopted throughout his relationship with the late Kim Porter — Justin, Christian and Likelihood are all authorized adults, D’Lila, Jessie and Love are nonetheless simply youngsters. Diddy’s remained near their moms in the very best curiosity of the little ones.

As TMZ beforehand reported … D’Lila and Jessie — 17-year-old twins — are staying with a pal of their late mother Kim in Los Angeles whereas Diddy stays locked up, with no bail set.

It is unclear when Diddy could possibly get involved along with his youngsters … he is presently on suicide watch in MDC Brooklyn, the place he is been on a strict schedule since his arrest.

He will get one hour of rec time and three showers per week. We all know his household and pals can go to periodically … however, it is unclear how usually he can name them.

TMZ obtained unique video of his arrest … displaying federal brokers taking the rap mogul into custody in a ritzy Manhattan lodge. Prosecutors have charged him with racketeering conspiracy, intercourse trafficking by pressure, fraud or coercion and transportation to interact in prostitution.

Justin and Christian got here out to help their dad throughout his bail attraction listening to … watching as a choose denied his request for bond — saying prosecutors had confirmed him to be a hazard.