It was a Bad Boy reunion at Paris Fashion Week. Sean “Diddy” Combs linked up with his former signee Shyne at the Kenzo show on Sunday. “Me and Shyne Po front row at Kenzo,” wrote Diddy. Shyne, who is an Orthodox Jew, was dressed in his traditional Hasidic garb as he sat alongside the hip-hop mogul and later headed to dinner with the Bad Boy crew including Cassie.

The two have reconciled after Shyne took the rap for the infamous Club New York shooting in 1999. He served a nine-year prison sentence after being convicted of assault and gun possession, while Diddy was acquitted.

“As far as Puff is concerned, that’s been a long time coming,” Shyne recently told MTV News. “He had reached out to me twice while I was in the pen, but I just wasn’t ready for it.”

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Cassie and Diddy pulled into Paris for Fashion Week on Saturday. The Bad Boy superstars caused a frenzy on the streets upon arriving in the fashion capital. Fans swarmed their vehicles and the paparazzi clamored to get a shot as they made their way to trendy boutique Colette.

“Badboy crew shut down the streets of Paris- 3000 people outside of Colette!” tweeted Diddy, who plans to document his week-long trip attending the designer runway shows.

Check out more pics from their fashionable arrival below.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs stopped by the “Today” show on Friday to promote the Oscar-winning documentary Undefeated and his new music network Revolt.

The music mogul cleared up the confusion over his Oscar win, confirming that he did not receive the award for Best Documentary Feature, which only goes to the film’s directors and producers. Diddy is an executive producer (“I’m like the Martin Scorsese, Jr.”).

He shared how his grandmother motivated him to pursue his dreams, just like the coach in Undefeated, which opens in major cities across the U.S. today.

And he didn’t leave before plugging his new network Revolt, set to launch in 2013. “It will be the #1 name in music,” proclaimed Diddy. “We will play what the others are afraid to play. We’re bringing the soul back to music.”

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Everything Sean “Diddy” Combs touches turns to gold. The music mogul scored another victory when Undefeated, the documentary he executive produced, won at the 84th Annual Academy Awards.

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Diddy was way in over his head at NBA All-Star Saturday Night. The Bad Boy mogul participated in the highly-anticipated Slam Dunk Contest with Chase Budinger, dressed as Billy Hoyle from “White Man Can’t Jump.”

“White man can’t jump,” Puff taunted the Houston Rockets star. “White man can jump. I’m about to prove it right now,” said Budinger before dunking over Diddy’s head at Orlando’s Amway Center.

He earned 10s from the celebrity judges including Ne-Yo.

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Romeo Santos had Madison Square Garden on its feet last night with a sold-out show featuring surprise guests Usher and Diddy. The Bad Boy mogul joined the Bachata King for “I Need a Girl,” sticking around to perform “It’s All About the Benjamins,” “I Get Money,” and “Mo Money Mo Problems.”

Diddy co-signed the former Aventura frontman. “He’s definitely the newest, biggest superstar in the game,” he told the sea of screaming fans. “He’s gonna be around for a long time.”

Usher also hit the stage during the encore to perform the Rico Love-helmed “Promise” as confetti fell from the sky.

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This is the remix. Bad Boy signee French Montana rolls with the family in the video for the remix to his anthemic single “Shot Caller.” Diddy and Rick Ross lend a hand and Cassie and DJ Khaled make cameos in the slick black-and-white visuals, directed by Colin Tilley.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs is taking television into his own hands. The music mogul has officially announced REVOLT, a music-oriented cable channel set to launch next year.

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