King Combs, the youngest son of Diddy, looks inward on his new Ye-produced single "Lonely Roads."
Featuring Ye's oldest child, North West, and singer JAAS, the "Lonely Roads" music video was released on Thursday September 18, just months after the release of King Combs' EP NEVER STOP, which was executive produced by Ye.
Starring in the desert-themed music video are Combs' siblings, Justin, 31; D'Lila and Jessie, 18; Love, 2; and stepbrother, Quincy Brown, 34. Diddy shares a 19-year-old daughter, Chance, with Sarah Chapman.
In certain shots, Combs' late mother, Kim Porter, and Diddy, appear. Diddy, who will be sentenced next month after being found guilty of transportation to engage in prostitution in his racketeering trial in July, was cleared on counts of sex trafficking and racketeering but still faces up to 20 years in prison.
In the weeks following the court's decision, King Combs shared in an interview with Billboard that the family has "good expectations" for Diddy to soon return home.
Upon the verdict, Combs celebrated outside the New York City courthouse with push-ups and blasting Never Stop track "Diddy Free."
As of this month, Diddy's legal team has sought a new trial or acquittal pertaining to his infamous 'freak-off' videos, claiming that participants consented to be filmed during the sex parties. According to court filings that Complex reviewed, Diddy's lawyers argue that the hip-hop mogul's videos were protected by free speech.
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