Diddy Moved to New Prison Days After Being Hospitalized for Alleged Head Injury
Sean “Diddy” Combs was transferred from a New Jersey prison to a minimum-security facility in Pennsylvania, days after being hospitalised for an alleged head injury. The Bureau of Prisons confirmed the move but did not give a reason; Combs’ spokesperson said it was consistent with safety and security considerations.
Combs was taken to hospital on Saturday with a reported non-life-threatening injury and returned to prison later that day. Reports linked the injury to an alleged fight, which the Bureau of Prisons denied. He is serving a 50-month sentence at FCI Allenwood Low after being convicted on two prostitution-related transport counts; a prison sanction over alleged contraband cost him 41 days of good-conduct time, moving his projected release from January to March 2028.
- Combs was moved to a Pennsylvania prison after a hospital visit.
- Officials did not disclose why he was transferred.
- A 41-day sanction shifted his projected release to March 2028.