Federal raids were conducted on Sean "Diddy" Combs' Los Angeles and Miami homes, with the rapper's current location unknown. His sons Justin (30) and Christian (25) were reportedly questioned during the operations.

Combs' private jet made multiple stops on March 24-25, traveling from Sacramento to Palm Springs, then to Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles, before landing in Antigua. However, Combs was not on board. Flight tracking data has since been made private.

He was last seen "pacing back and forth" at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, where officials reportedly seized his phones before his Caribbean departure.

Brendan Paul, an alleged associate of Combs, was arrested by Miami-Dade police and Homeland Security agents on cocaine possession charges. Paul was previously named in a lawsuit by Rodney Jones as Combs' "drug mule," allegedly distributing various substances including ecstasy, cocaine, GHB, and ketamine.

The raids appear connected to federal sex trafficking investigations following multiple civil lawsuits against Combs. While the exact nature of the investigation remains unclear, Homeland Security's involvement suggests a broad criminal probe.

Combs has denied all allegations. He recently stepped down from Revolt TV chairmanship and sold his ownership stake. He also reached a private settlement with Diageo, ending his involvement with DeLeón Tequila and Cîroc Vodka brands.

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