P Diddy’s Ex, Kim Porter found dead in her room

Popular American Rapper, P Diddy’s ex-partner and mother of his three children Kim Porter has been reported dead.
She died at the age of 47.
According to TMZ, the model who dated the music mogul for 13-years was found dead in her Los Angeles home on Thursday.
It was learnt that law enforcement agency got an emergency call to Porter’s Toluca Lake home around noon for a patient in cardiac arrest.
Although the cause of her death is yet to be confirmed but a source told TMZ that she’d been suffering flu-like symptoms, and possibly pneumonia, for several weeks.
A representative for Diddy also confirmed the news to TMZ, saying, “Sadly, I can confirm the passing of Kim Porter. I ask that you give the families privacy at this time.”
Kim and Diddy have three children together, twin girls Jessie James and D’Lila, 12, and son, Christian Combs, 20.

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