Sean “Diddy” Combs’ party pics have resurfaced amid his recent arrest — and Jennifer Lopez is featured in a few.

The singer, who dated Combs from 1999 to 2001, was photographed at the rapper’s Fourth of July bash in 2000.

The former couple cuddled up on what appeared to be an oversized bed covered with white pillows in one of the throwback snaps.

Lopez, 55, was all smiles at the time in a blue dress and strappy silver heels.
The embattled music mogul, for his part, posed with a drink in one hand while wearing a red shirt and white pants.

In a second shot, Combs, 54, and his then-girlfriend lounged with many other A-list guests, including late R&B singer Aaliyah.
The Grammy winner’s parties are belatedly making headlines now that he has been arrested by federal agents and charged with racketeering conspiracy; sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion; and transportation to engage in prostitution.

Combs, who pleaded not guilty, is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.

He was taken into custody six months after his Miami and Los Angeles homes were raided, with Homeland Security uncovering supplies for his “Freak Off” parties — including 1,000 bottles of lubricant.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Sarah Jessica Parker and more stars have been pictured at his events over the years.

Khloé Kardashian described one bash in particular on a 2014 “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” episode, alleging there were “butt naked” people there.
Lopez has yet to address her ex’s allegations amid her and Ben Affleck’s divorce.
Despite her silence, fans dredged up a “Wendy Williams Show” interview which spoke volumes as Lopez’s mom, Guadalupe “Lupe” Rodríguez, vehemently opposed her daughter getting back together with Combs.
When the duo were dating, they were arrested after fleeing a Manhattan nightclub following a shooting.

Jamal “Shyne” Barrow, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crime, said last week that Combs “destroyed [his] life.”
Natania Reuben, one of the victims, celebrated Combs’ arrest after years spent claiming that he was the one who pulled the trigger.

“Thank you, merciful father!” she cried out when her daughter told her the Bad Boy Records founder’s fate.

Reuben reportedly received $1.8 million from Combs in a civil lawsuit he settled in 2011 with her and other victims.

(Armani)

Donna Kelce’s game-day hat is never going out of style.

Travis Kelce’s mom wore a custom cap honoring both her son and his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, when the Kansas City Chiefs played the Baltimore Ravens for the season opener earlier this month.

Not only does the black hat feature the athlete’s number, 87, and the team’s logo, but it is embroidered with holly sprigs and white cosmos.
The flowers, notably, are linked to Travis and Swift’s respective October and December birth months.

When the hat’s designer, Alexa Pearlmutter, showed off her process via TikTok on Sept. 7, a social media user asked about the birth month connection.

Pearlmutter simply replied with a winking emoji.

Another of her followers pointed out that the hat “touched Taylor” since the pop star and Donna watched the Sept. 5 game from the same Arrowhead Stadium suite — and the two embraced after the tight end pointed at his girlfriend after making a big catch.

“truly insane,” Pearlmutter wrote. “I hope she told Donna it was cute.”
The “honored” artist went on to give insight into her creative process, writing, “My general idea was to incorporate matching florals to pair with the red/white asymmetrical logo and work @Travis Kelces #87 into the design.”
When asked how Donna came to wear her work, Pearlmutter credited “the power of TikTok.”

While the exact cap isn’t available to purchase, Pearlmutter does have an Etsy shop called StatenStitch where Tayvis fans can get their hands on similar styles, including a “New Heights” podcast hat with florals seen on Swift’s Eras Tour piano ($242) and a red beanie with the number “87” embroidered and surrounded by similar flowers ($100).

That same week, Swift made headlines for her game-day attire: a Versace corset, denim shorts and a black Louis Vuitton purse.

The Grammy winner, 34, completed her look with thigh-high maroon boots.
She sported the same over-the-knee boots in black the following week when the Chiefs played the Cincinnati Bengals, as well as an oversized vintage T-shirt dress.
Brittany Mahomes pulled a page from her book on this Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons, with the pregnant star pairing red cowboy boots with a bedazzled tee.

Swift, notably, did not attend the matchup over the weekend — and Travis has since gone viral for looking downcast on the sidelines amid her absence.

(Armani)

Abby Lee Miller has bravely opened up for the first time about the terrifying moment she nearly died after contracting sepsis from a UTI this summer.

The 59-year-old Dance Moms star was left screaming in excruciating pain when her catheter dislodged just days after she wrapped her Abby Lee Spills the Tea tour in the UK back in July.

Speaking to DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview, the brash TV personality recalled how she was rushed to a London hospital and spent four days in the ICU.

Abby Lee – who remains in a wheelchair after being diagnosed with Burkitt Lymphoma, a form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma – said she was made to wait more than five hours on a bed in the emergency room before panicked doctors realized the severity of the situation.

‘I was at the end of my tour,’ she said. ‘We started at the Dance World Cup in Prague. I taught 13 classes and there were 9,500 kids there. From there we went to Scotland and then to Liverpool and then to London.
I was leaving town the next day and I started having trouble with my catheter. It just needed to be changed. Every month I need to get it changed. I had a nurse with me, and she didn’t feel comfortable doing it in the room. I don’t know why, people do it all the time.

‘So, I held off for a day which was a mistake. Then my back started hurting and my kidneys. I was screaming in pain. My two assistants called the paramedics, and the paramedics came and they took me to the Emergency Department.’

Poking at the overstretched NHS, she continued: ‘With the wonderful free health care there – it happens in every emergency room – I laid in the emergency room for five-and-a-half hours waiting for someone to change the catheter. I became sepsis, and it happened in my kidneys.’

She told DailyMail.com that she didn’t understand the severity of her own situation at the beginning.

‘They kept screaming my name: “Abigail, Abigail, Abigail,”‘ she said. ‘I was like, “I am right here. Stop screaming.”

‘They were asking me questions and I was making fun of them. I was like “why are we discussing this I just need my catheter changed? Can you get me out of here?”’

‘I was supposed to be flying home the next day,’ she added. ‘I was in the intensive care unit for four days.’

The dance choreographer gave harrowing details about the painful procedures she endured while in the undisclosed London hospital, including having multiple IV lines in her arms and neck.
‘They took me to another department, and they had me turning my head this way looking to my left,’ she said. ‘They kept saying, “Look at the screen, look at the screen.”

‘I would look at the screen and it was a sonogram. The last time I did something like that it was for a blood clot. I thought to myself, “Oh my God I think I have a blood clot.”

‘The guy was like, “No.” Then bam. They put a line in my neck. A central line in my neck. I had a TV remove control hanging out of my neck.’

She said the moment was more terrifying than undergoing emergency surgery for cancer.

Ultimately, it was determined that a UTI was to blame for the scare.

‘I got a UTI,’ she said. ‘My blood sugar was dropping, and I went sepsis. Women need to be very careful because a UTI can do a lot of damage. It can do a lot of different things.

‘It was very serious, and it can turn very quickly like that. If I would have changed the catheter the night before, none of this would have happened.’

But it wasn’t just the health scare itself that scared Abby Lee, but a patient with bandaged hands who was with her in ICU.

‘I was scared to death of him,’ she said. ‘I didn’t sleep for four days because I thought he was going to kill me.’
She also revealed her hospital stay delayed her return to the US which in turn allowed her to secure a business meeting and film a TV spot that she would not have been offered had she left a week prior.

‘On a positive note, I had a meeting with a very influential top notch television station,’ she said.

‘I was discharged on Thursday and on Friday I was in hair and make-up and on camera. I was just filming a fun silly stuff. But still, I snapped back.’

She continued: ‘I want to work. I like to work, and I feel like I have a lot to present to the world still. And I get the job done…

‘My girlfriend from Pittsburgh told me, “I have not yet decided you are the unluckiest person in the world or the luckiest in the world.”‘

Her latest scare is one of many health battles that Abby, who was sentenced to one year and one day in prison after being convicted of fraud in May 2017, has faced in recent years.

(Armani)