The “day in the life” vlog started with their morning routine, matching “Tender Roni” T-shirts, and a home made breakfast. “Hey guys, it’s The Combs Twins,” they are saying at the beginning of the clip. “Today, we will be giving you a day in the life, so we just got up. And the first thing we will be doing is making breakfast, ’cause we are so hungry.”

The sisters stroll viewers by means of their kitchen course of step-by-step. “I like to make my turkey sausage in the pan… it never tastes as good in the microwave,” one twin explains whereas cooking.

Their first try at grits brings a mixture of humor and honesty.

“I only made a really small serving because I’m nervous and not sure how they’ll turn out… they look a little questionable right now,” Jessie admits earlier than including, “If you guys have tips for grits, let me know in the comments.”

Jessie and D’Lila proceed their vlog with eggs cooked “in the same pan as the sausage because it gives them more flavor,” and whisked with cheese “because I love cheesy, fluffy eggs.”

After breakfast, they transition into their skincare routine and put together for his or her eyebrow appointment. “We just finished breakfast, and now we’re doing skincare and getting ready for the day… we’re heading to our brow appointment,” they inform viewers.

The remainder of the video follows the teenagers as they seize drinks at Alfred, spend the afternoon with their pal Jade, and bake a strawberry cake. “It smells amazing… here’s the finished cake. I’m trying it… Mmm, it’s so good,” one says whereas tasting it.

But inside hours, the temper across the put up shifted. Followers flooded the remark part with memes referencing Sean Combs: The Reckoning — the No. 1 Netflix docuseries executive-produced by 50 Cent, Diddy’s longtime rival.

The sequence, which incorporates footage of the mogul shortly earlier than his 2025 arrest, has fueled intense public dialog. Diddy’s attorneys despatched Netflix a cease-and-desist over the documentary shortly after its launch.

Facing the web trolling, the twins quietly turned off their feedback. What started as a easy, playful vlog turned one other surprising flashpoint within the cultural response surrounding their father.