Chris Brown Breaks Up Fight Between Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Sons and Ray J: Source

Page Six’s source says Chris Brown broke up a fight between Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sons and Ray J. during a Halloween party in Los Angeles.

Founder of Bad Boy Records three sons – Quincy Brown, 33, Justin Combs, 30, and Christian Combs, 26 – got into a heated argument with the former “Moesha” actor before Unruly Agency CEO Tara Electra’s Halloween party on Saturday, we’re told.

Our source says there was a “fun atmosphere” at the party, which was attended by celebrities. However, things changed after the ceremony ended when Ray – born William Ray Norwood Jr. – went to the parking lot with Amber Rose and his manager, David Weintraub.

Our source claims that the Combs men surrounded the singer because they were upset about Ray’s recent comments about their father, Sean, who is currently awaiting trial allegations of human trafficking.

“When the party ended, all three brothers were talking to Ray and he ignored it because he was with Amber,” the source said.

The men allegedly fell on each other’s faces and started hitting each other’s chests.

However, Brown, 35, witnessed the argument from his car and quickly intervened, according to a source, adding that he and Weintraub prevented the argument from becoming more physical.

The source said the brothers contacted Ray, 43, three times about comments he made about the Revolt co-founder, 54.

“Ray J will always stand by what he says, but he has never said anything negative about Diddy’s situation,” the source said.

TMZ was the first to report this story.

Page Six reached out to representatives for Brown’s sons, Ray and Combs, but did not immediately hear back.

Last month, the “One Wish” singer said that in light of Sean’s arrest for sex trafficking, other stars would be “exposed.”

“I’ve been in the industry long enough to know that when there’s smoke, there’s always fire,” he said he told NewsNation anchor Brian Entin.

“I think that given the fact that the market in our world is so cornered and there’s a group of people at the top making all the decisions, it’s like a house of cards,” he continued.

“When one falls, the whole deck collapses.”

Ray predicted that “we will see this happen a lot,” including “celebrities” and “people in power” who may choose to “step down or be exposed” after facing similar accusations.

“I think that’s where we’re at in this game,” the “One On One” alum continued. “I think a lot of people sometimes have a very long track record of success, and sometimes the fall is harder. You can’t kick everyone, everyone is innocent until proven guilty.

Sean is currently behind bars in Brooklyn Detention Center After arrested on sex trafficking, racketeering and prostitution.

He has he denied all allegations against him and he pleaded not guilty to the allegations. His trial is scheduled to take place start on May 5.

The “Act Bad” rapper’s sons and his three oldest daughters – 18-year-old Chance and 17-year-old Jessie and D’Lilia – supported their father in his legal troubles, issuing statements about the “absurdity” of the allegations against father and he appeared at his court hearings.