D’Lila and Jessie Combs linked up with Shai Moss for a night out at Bryson Tiller’s concert on Sunday (Oct. 25).
The trio attended the singer’s Neo Trapsoul Tour stop at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.
Shai documented their outing in a TikTok vlog that began before the girls arrived at the venue.
“Right now I’m in the car on the way to the twins. I’ll see you when we get there,” the 15-year-old told her followers.
After meeting up at the twins’ house, they ate sandwiches before heading to the show.
For the occasion, Shai, the daughter of rapper Bow Wow and Joie Chavis, wore a blue-gray cropped T-shirt and light-wash jeans. She accessorized with glasses and a white handbag.
D’Lila and Jessie, daughters of Sean “Diddy” Combs and the late Kim Porter, wore matching red-and-black patterned outfits with oversized furry black boots. Both twins sported long burgundy hair.
Once at the arena, the girls danced and sang along to Tiller’s music. Shai captured footage of the performances, the packed crowd, and the three of them posing for the camera from their seats.
They also had a chance to meet Tiller backstage, where all four posed for photos together. The singer stood between the twins, with Shai alongside them. The girls also captured the moment in a couple of Polaroid-style snapshots.
After the concert, Shai returned home and continued filming as she got ready for bed. She changed into Christmas pajamas, removed her makeup, and shared one last update with her TikTok followers.
“I had such a good time,” she said. “I have school in the morning. I’m gonna take my butt to bed.”
Tiller’s Inglewood concert featured a lineup of special guests, including Ty Dolla $ign, Majid Jordan, and Austin Millz. Jason Derulo and Wiz Khalifa also made appearances during Ty Dolla $ign’s set before Tiller performed hits such as “Don’t” and “Exchange.”
The show was part of the musician’s 61-date Neo Trapsoul World Tour, which kicked off in August. The tour is scheduled to continue through the UK and Europe in November before heading to Australia in January 2027.
