Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs back in solitary confinement after ‘pampered’ prison life exposed
Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been returned to solitary confinement following reports of a 'pampered' lifestyle at the FCI Fort Dix prison. Allegations include unauthorized access to cellphones, special meals, and illicit items, which his representatives have denied.
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Make Page Six a Preferred Source Sean “Diddy” Combs was allegedly placed back in solitary confinement after a report revealed his “pampered” prison lifestyle at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey.
The Bad Boys Records founder — who is serving a 50-month sentence — was sent to the special housing unit after an NBC report claimed he was being cooked special meals, receiving massages and paying fellow inmates to do his chores, TMZ reported Wednesday.
Insiders told the outlet that it’s standard for inmates to be sent to a SHU during investigations.
Four men who were allegedly in the same unit as Combs, 56, told NBC the “Act Bad” rapper was living a “pampered” life behind bars in a report published on Tuesday.
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