The glamorous day out for music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs's teenage daughters took a dramatic and public turn this week. Jessie and D'Lila Star Combs, 16, were unceremoniously ejected from the iconic 'Stealth' rollercoaster at the UK's popular Thorpe Park resort, leaving their entourage and onlookers stunned.
According to eyewitness reports, the incident unfolded as the twins and their group were next in line to board the high-speed ride. Allegations of 'disrespectful' and 'rude' behaviour towards park staff prompted security to step in, resulting in the entire party being asked to leave the queue immediately.
A Breach of Park Protocol
A spokesperson for the Surrey-based theme park later confirmed the ejection, emphasising a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of misconduct aimed at their employees. 'The safety and well-being of our staff and guests is our utmost priority,' the statement read. 'We do not tolerate any form of abusive or disrespectful behaviour towards our team members.'
The 'Stealth' rollercoaster is renowned for its intense experience, launching riders from 0 to 80 mph in under two seconds and reaching a height of 205 feet. The ride's stringent safety protocols are taken extremely seriously, and any disruption in the queue area is treated as a potential security concern.
The Aftermath and Public Reaction
Following the incident, the sisters appeared to brush off the embarrassment, later posting a series of playful videos from a different section of the park. However, the story has ignited a fierce debate online. Many social media users have applauded Thorpe Park for upholding its rules regardless of a guest's celebrity status.
This public mishap occurs against a challenging backdrop for their father, Sean Combs, who is currently facing a series of serious legal battles and federal investigations in the United States. The family's every move remains under intense media scrutiny, turning a simple day at a theme park into a global headline.
The event serves as a stark reminder that fame and fortune do not exempt anyone from following public rules and showing basic respect to frontline staff.
