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Sean Combs is serving a prison sentence at Fort Dix Federal Penitentiary in New Jersey.
American rapper P. Diddy (real name Sean Combs), who is serving a prison sentence, was able to secure privileges for himself with money. NBC News reports.
As one of the prisoners serving his sentence told journalists, Combs is literally served by several prisoners who clean his house, prepare food and even give the artist a massage. In addition, the artist has organized smuggling into his cell: he uses a phone, a tablet and drinks elite alcohol.
Diddy is serving his sentence at the Fort Dix federal prison in New Jersey. Sources claim that the rapper spends several thousand dollars a month on bribes and securing special conditions for himself.

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