Diddy's Sons Reportedly Tried To Fight Ray J Before Chris Brown Intervened

Quincy, King Combs, Justin Combs, Ray J & Chris Brown

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Ray J was ready to take on Diddy's three sons in a heated fight before Chris Brown got involved.

The reality TV star was at a Halloween party in Los Angeles over the weekend when Quincy, Christian "King" Combs, and Justin Combs allegedly confronted him outside the venue. According to TMZ, Diddy's sons surrounded Ray J after he left the party with his manager David Weintraub and Amber Rose. They were reportedly upset over comments Ray J made about their father and his ongoing legal situation. After they bumped chests and got into each other's faces, King Combs and Justin appeared ready to throw bows.

The situation was about to get ugly, but luckily, Chris Brown was nearby. The singer had witnessed the entire debacle unfold while he sat in his car outside the party and ran over to assist. Brown and Ray J's manager pulled the Combs brothers away from Ray J, which allowed others to step in and help cool things down. No one was injured, and everyone involved dispersed.

Diddy's sons have been very protective of their father since he got caught up in his sex trafficking case. They've been to several hearings in New York City to support their father and even released a statement with their sisters, in which they defended their dad against conspiracy theorists and critics. This may be the first time the public has learned about the Combs siblings' confrontation with Ray J, but it's actually the fourth time they've come face-to-face with the Tronix Network founder. Diddy's sons have reportedly tried to square up with Ray J three times in different locations.

Ray J told TMZ that he considers Combs and his sons to be family, but he was willing to throw down the other night after the Combs brothers hurled some outrageous comments at him. Regardless, the "Love & Hip-Hop" star is still open to talk things out with them. See what The Breakfast Club had to say about the situation below.


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