Diddy’s son Christian ‘King’ Combs appeared to be in good spirits in Atlanta on Saturday attending a party with his girlfriend Raven Tracy, following his recent attendance at his father’s court hearing.

Christian, 26, was seen with model-actress Raven Tracy, 31, at the 2024 ESSENCE Girls United Disruptor Summit in Atlanta held at PC&E Sound Stage.

Christian and Raven were pictured looking cozy at the event, and he was seen smiling at different points of the evening, as his father remains in the center of a legal crisis stemming from allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

At the event, Christian wore a mesh white Nike football jersey over a gradient blue long-sleeved top with faded denim blue jeans and blue Air Jordan sneakers

Tracy donned a gray shirt over blue and white shirts with sheer leggings and furry brown shoes, with her locks down and parted, and black-rimmed glasses.

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Diddy’s son Christian ‘King’ Combs, 26, appeared to be in good spirits in Atlanta on Saturday attending a party with his girlfriend Raven Tracy, 31, following his recent attendance at his father’s court hearing

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Christian looked cozy with the model-actress at the 2024 ESSENCE Girls United Disruptor Summit held at PC&E Sound Stage

On her Instagram account, Tracy shared a number of clips from her speaking engagement at the outing, including one in which Christian was seen standing up and applauding her as she made her way onstage.

King and Tracy were subsequently seen in a clip on the Instagram site livebitez, which said that they were celebrating at a club following the outing.

The two were see dancing to Best of Me, Part 2, a 2000 track from Jay-Z and Mya, as Christian could be seen pouring a shot of alcohol into her mouth as she danced, while the pair kissed.

King called his lady love ‘baddest girl in the world’ as he blew off steam amid a difficult time for his family since his father was arrested September 16 amid allegations Diddy coerced and abused women for years.

Federal authorities said Diddy – with help from a network of associates and employees – silenced victims through blackmail and violence, including kidnapping, arson and physical beatings.

Christian, Diddy’s youngest son with the late Kim Porter, supported his embattled father during his court hearing Thursday in New York City.

He was with his grandmother Janice Combs, 84, and siblings Quincy Brown, 33, Justin Combs, 30, Chance Combs, 18, and twins Jessie and D’Lila Combs, 17, as the family showed solidarity for the embattled music mogul.

Diddy, who has entered a not guilty plea to the allegations he faces, ‘flashed a smile and waved to’ Christian as he was taken into the courtroom, according to The New York Post.

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Christian wore a mesh white Nike football jersey over a gradient blue long-sleeved top with faded denim blue jeans and blue Air Jordan sneakers

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Tracy donned a gray shirt over blue and white shirts with sheer leggings and furry brown  shoes, with her locks down and parted and black-rimmed glasses

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On Friday, a federal appeals court judge ruled to keep Diddy in custody while he makes a third bid for bail in his sex trafficking case. Pictured in NYC in 2018

On Friday, a federal appeals court judge ruled to keep Diddy in custody while he makes a third bid for bail in his sex trafficking case, which is slated to go to trial in May.

In a decision filed Friday, Circuit Judge William J. Nardini denied the hip-hop mogul´s immediate release from jail while a three-judge panel weighs his bail request. Combs’ lawyers appealed to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on September 30 after two judges rejected his release.

Combs, 54, has been held at a federal jail in Brooklyn since his September 16 arrest on charges that he used his ‘power and prestige’ as a music star to induce female victims into drugged-up, elaborately produced sexual performances with male sex workers in events dubbed ‘Freak Offs.’

At a bail hearing three weeks ago, a judge rejected the defense’s $50 million bail proposal that would´ve allowed the I’ll Be Missing You singer to be placed under house arrest at his Florida mansion with GPS monitoring and strict limits on visitors.

Judge Andrew L. Carter Jr., who has since recused himself from the case, said that prosecutors had presented ‘clear and convincing evidence’ that Combs is a danger to the community. He said ‘no condition or set of conditions’ could guard against the risk of Combs obstructing the investigation or threatening or harming witnesses.

In their appeal, Combs’ lawyers argued that the judge had ‘endorsed the government’s exaggerated rhetoric’ and ordered Combs detained for ‘purely speculative reasons.’

‘Indeed, hardly a risk of flight, he is a 54-year-old father of seven, a U.S. citizen, an extraordinarily successful artist, businessman, and philanthropist, and one of the most recognizable people on earth,’ the lawyers wrote.

Combs’ lawyers have not asked the new trial judge, Arun Subramanian, to consider releasing him on bail. At a hearing Thursday, as Combs sat alongside his lawyers in a beige jail jumpsuit, Subramanian suggested he would at least be open to taking up the issue.

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Christian and Tracy were seen in a romantic embrace at the event in Georgia

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Christian was seen in the crowd at the event. He was previously seen standing up and applauding his girlfriend as she made her way onstage

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Christian, pictured September 18 in NYC, has attended multiple court hearings in his father’s case

After setting a May 5 trial date, Subramanian briefly questioned Combs’ lawyers about his treatment at the Metropolitan Detention Center, which has been plagued by violence and dysfunction for years .

Combs’ lawyer Mark Agnifilo, who had previously sought to have him moved to a jail in New Jersey, told the judge: ‘We´re making a go of the MDC. The MDC has been very responsive for us.’

Another Combs lawyer, Anthony Ricco, told reporters outside the courthouse afterward: ‘He’s doing fine. It’s a difficult circumstance. He’s making the best of the situation. Nobody’s OK with staying in jail for now.’