American rapper Diddy was transferred to another prison after allegations of luxury living

A source who made a statement to the Associated Press (AP) stated that Combs was moved from the prison in New Jersey to another prison in Pennsylvania.

Juda Engelmayer, Combs' spokeswoman, said, "Sean is focused on moving on with his life. We hope that the process at his new facility will be efficient and that there will be no unnecessary disruptions." he said.

While authorities confirmed the transfer, they did not share any details about the incident.

Allegation of living in luxury in prison

According to the AP report, in September, NBC News claimed that Combs was living luxuriously in the prison in New Jersey, claiming that he made meals for other inmates, cleaned and made beds, received massages, and accessed social media with a mobile phone he used, even though it was prohibited.

TMZ, which makes worldwide tabloid news, claimed that Combs was injured in a fight with another prisoner in New Jersey prison on October 14 and had to be taken out of prison for treatment.

Diddy's past

Sean Combs, nicknamed "Diddy", was detained on September 16, 2024, on charges of "sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, detention, arson, drug possession, bribery and obstruction of justice".

In the indictment shared with the public by the court, it was stated that Combs organized parties called "Freak Offs", which sometimes lasted for days and were usually recorded, mostly in his homes, and that he forced the people he forced to attend these parties to have sexual intercourse.

In the indictment, it was stated that Combs used methods such as "threatening to control the careers of the victims by using his influence, and inflicting economic, psychological, verbal and physical violence", and it was reported that drugs were seized during searches at the famous rapper's homes.

The indictment also stated that Combs offered bribes to witnesses and victims to remain silent or bear false witness.

In its decision on October 3, 2025, the court sentenced Combs to 4 years and 2 months in prison for "transporting women interstate for the purpose of sex trafficking" and ordered him to pay 500 thousand dollars in compensation.

In the United States, the Mann Act of 1910 criminalizes the transportation of women or girls in "interstate or foreign commerce" "for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery, or for any other immoral purpose."