Chris Brown ends feud between Sean “Diddy” Combs and Ray J’s sons: source

Chris Brown broke up a fight between Sean “Diddy” Combs and Ray J's sons at a Halloween party in Los Angeles, a source tells Page Six.

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

Our source says the party, which was packed with celebrities, was a “fun atmosphere.” However, things took a turn after the festivities ended when Ray – born William Ray Norwood Jr. – headed to the parking lot with Amber Rose and his manager David Weintraub.

Our source claims the Combs men surrounded the singer because they were upset by Ray's recent comments about her father Sean, who is currently awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

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

The men reportedly got in each other's faces and began poking each other in the chest.

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

A source tells us that the brothers approached Ray, 43, on three separate occasions over comments he made about the 54-year-old Revolt co-founder.

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

TMZ was first to report the story.

Page Six reached out to representatives for Brown, Ray and the Combs' sons but did not immediately receive a response.

Last month, the “One Wish” crooner said other celebrities were being “exposed” in light of Sean's arrest on sex trafficking charges.

“I've been around long enough to know that when there's smoke, you'll always find fire,” he told NewsNation anchor Brian Entin.

“I think because the market is so tight in our world and you have these people at the top making all the decisions, it's like a house of cards,” he continued.

“If one falls, the whole deck collapses.”

Ray predicted that “we're going to see a lot of this,” including “celebrities” and “power brokers” who may decide to “resign or be exposed” after facing similar allegations.

“I think that’s exactly where we are in this game,” the “One On One” alum continued. “I think a lot of people have a very long history of success at times, and then sometimes the decline is more difficult. You can’t throw everyone down, everyone is innocent until proven guilty.”

Sean is currently behind bars in a Brooklyn detention center after being arrested for sex trafficking, extortion and prostitution.

He denied all allegations against him and pleaded not guilty to the charges. His trial is scheduled to begin on May 5th.

The “Act Bad” rapper's sons and his three eldest daughters – Chance, 18, and Jessie and D'Lilia, 17 – have supported their father through his legal troubles, releasing statements about the “absurdity” of the allegations against their father his court dates ready.