Al B Sure Didn't Show Up at Son's Birthday Party
Does He Have it Out for Diddy?
Provided by mediattakeout.com. As we told you last week, MediaTakeOut.com was IN THE BUILDING at Kim Porter's son Quincy's STUNNA 16 Party. And we can report to you that Quincy's father, Al B Sure, did not attend the event.

After speaking to a number of people at the event, we found out why. Al B Sure initially agreed to attend the event, but he backed out at the last minute. Why, you ask. Al claimed that he felt "disrespected" by the event because of its original theme - "Stuntin' Like My Daddy." According to Al, he was Quincy's father - and Diddy, by allowing the event to be themed that way, was encroaching on his territory.

But that's not the end of the story. MediaTakeOut.com learned that last week, after being told that Al B Sure was upset with the theme that Quincy chose, Diddy changed the theme. He hoped that the new theme of the event, 'Quincy's Stunna 16 Party,' would get Al B Sure to change his mind, and come out to the event.

A person involved with the promotion tells MediaTakeOut.com, "[Diddy and Kim] spent millions of dollars making the event a Stuntin' Like My Daddy party. It wasn't easy to re-theme the party, but [Diddy] made sure that we did it."

And once the theme was officially changed, Diddy reached out personally to Al B Sure and asked him to attend. A person close to the Combs family told MediaTakeOut.com, "[Diddy] all but begged [Al B Sure] to come out to the event. He knew how much it would mean for Quincy to have his father there. But [Al] wouldn't budge."

According to family insider, Diddy's not the problem. The insider explained to MediaTakeOut.com, "Diddy hasn't done anything to keep Quincy away from his father. In fact, he encourages their relationship." Our insider continued, "What is [Diddy] supposed to do. He loves Quincy as if he were his own son. ... You may be able to say a lot of bad things about [Diddy], but you can't say anything about the kind of father he is to those boys."