Sean Diddy Combs' Privileged Life and Expenditures in Prison

Sean Diddy Combs, 56, who was sentenced to 50 months in prison for prostitution-related crimes, spends thousands of dollars every month to maintain his pampered lifestyle in prison in New Jersey, according to information provided by four people staying in the same cell and who wish to remain anonymous.

GUARDS DID NOT STOP THEIR PARTIES

According to sources, the singer has men in her low-security prison who cook for her, clean her, make her bed and do her laundry, as well as a person who gives her a Chinese massage.

Others would secretly cook special meals for Combs using a makeshift heating element submerged in water; These included curry chicken, pizza and empanadas.

It was also reported that the cook secretly cooked special meals for Diddy with a makeshift heating device, including chicken with curry sauce, pizza and empanadas.

On weekends, Diddy is known to loot a secret stash of premium liquor smuggled in by guards and shared with a close group of inmates, NBC reported.

"We can say that the party started the day he arrived," one of the sources said.

HE ALSO WATCHED THE DOCUMENTARY AGAINST HIM

Again, according to sources, Diddy continues to connect with the outside world with phones and tablets that have an authorization process that eliminates software restrictions and firewalls, called "jailbreak".

It was even reported that the singer watched the Netflix documentary series "Sean Combs: The Reckoning", produced by 50 Cent, his long-time rival and who used the lawsuit processes against him, on the tablet he uses to watch movies and documentaries.

HE'S STILL RECEIVING FAN LETTERS!

One of the other inmates stated that the convicted rapper was responsible for the messages and fan mail that came to his phone, saying, "He gets so much that he doesn't have room for it. He's a billionaire. People admire him." "Money is power, especially behind bars," he said.

Diddy was also said to have paid cash for other inmates' prescription Remeron medications. Sources added that the drug was prescribed to inmates suffering from depression and anxiety but was also bought and sold on the prison's sophisticated black market.

WHAT HAPPENED?

After months of hearings, "Puff Daddy" was sentenced to 4 years and 2 months (50 months) in prison in October 2025 for the crimes of transporting people for the purpose of sexual intercourse, but he was acquitted of the crimes of sexual trafficking and establishing an organized criminal group through force, fraud or pressure.

While Diddy's lawyers were demanding a 14-month sentence, prosecutors were demanding that Diddy be sentenced to at least 11 years in prison and kept in prison until the age of 65, on the grounds that he "posed a threat to people of all ages."

The rapper's release date has been brought up and postponed several times since his incarceration, but his actual release date was June 2028.