Diddy Allegedly Builds Prison Staff During 50-Month Fort Dix Sentence as Contraband Claims Mount
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 29
Diddy Allegedly Builds Prison Staff During 50-Month Fort Dix Sentence as Contraband Claims Mount
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 29
Summary
Four inmates told NBC News that Sean "Diddy" Combs has recreated parts of his luxury lifestyle at Fort Dix, with fellow prisoners allegedly making his bed, cooking meals, doing laundry and giving massages.
Contraband reportedly underpins those perks: the inmates said Combs used illicit cellphones, bought Remeron pills, accessed a modified tablet for movies and shared premium liquor allegedly smuggled in by guards.
Combs' representative denied the portrayal, saying he is serving his sentence within prison rules while awaiting a court decision on his appeal.
Fort Dix said cellphones, narcotics and other banned items remain a constant challenge across federal prisons and that any staff-misconduct allegations are referred for investigation if warranted.
Combs was sentenced in October 2025 to 50 months, five years of supervised release and a $500,000 fine; his projected release date is Jan. 21, 2028.