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Diddy Works Behind Bars: New Videos Emerge
23 Nov
Summary
- Diddy is seen working in the media library at Fort Dix.
- He is serving a 50-month sentence and expects release in 2028.
- Diddy previously violated prison rules with homemade alcohol and calls.
Recent video footage offers a glimpse into Sean 'Diddy' Combs' daily life within Fort Dix federal prison. The clips capture the music mogul engaged in his work duties at the prison's media library, a facility located within the chapel, where he assists in distributing films and religious resources to fellow inmates. These visuals are the first to emerge, providing a look beyond earlier photos of his time behind bars.
Diddy is currently serving a 50-month sentence following his conviction for violating the Mann Act. His release is anticipated in 2028. His time in custody has already drawn attention from prison officials, as he was previously cited for consuming homemade alcohol and engaging in a three-way phone call, both infractions of established prison regulations.
The new videos show Diddy dressed in his gray prison uniform, at times wearing a knit cap that covers his graying hair, and engaging in conversations with other inmates. These moments offer a different perspective on his incarceration, contrasting with earlier reports of his demeanor in the prison yard, which had previously shown him appearing both downcast and joyful.
