Diddy’s VIP Prison Life: Inmates Allegedly Cook, Clean and Massage the Mogul Behind Bars

DIDDY’S VIP PRISON LIFE?! Sources Claim He’s Paying Inmates to Cook, Clean, Massage & More Behind Bars

Sean “Diddy” Combs is reportedly living a very different kind of prison life at Fort Dix federal prison in New Jersey.

According to an NBC News investigation published September 29, four men who spent time in the same unit as Combs claim the music mogul has assembled a network of fellow inmates who cook for him, clean for him, do his laundry and even provide Chinese-style massages. NBC News said the men were granted anonymity so they could speak freely about conditions inside the facility.

The report also says NBC News reviewed photos and videos taken inside the prison, including footage that appears to show Combs using a contraband cellphone.

Combs, 56, is currently serving a 50-month federal sentence after being convicted on two counts related to transporting people across state lines for prostitution. He was acquitted of the more serious sex-trafficking and racketeering charges at trial.

According to the sources, Combs has allegedly spent thousands of dollars each month through commissary accounts belonging to inmates who provide various services for him.

The reported perks include specially prepared meals such as curry chicken, pizza and empanadas, as well as inmates cleaning his toilet and shower areas before he uses them.

Sources also claimed Combs has access to contraband, including cellphones and a “jailbroken” tablet reportedly used to watch movies and documentaries.

One particularly wild detail from the report: sources claimed Combs has watched Sean Combs: The Reckoning, the Netflix docuseries about his life produced by longtime rival 50 Cent, while behind bars.

The sources further alleged that Combs has obtained Remeron through the prison’s black market and has had access to premium liquor, including Hennessy, on some weekends.

NBC News also reported that Combs was placed in solitary confinement over the summer following a fight with another inmate and was later removed from a drug-treatment program. The sources said that after leaving solitary, he returned to the reported arrangement with inmates providing services for him.

A spokesperson for Combs disputed the significance of the report, saying the continued focus on the details of his prison life has turned ordinary prison experiences into news. The spokesperson said the only significant development is that Combs continues serving his sentence while awaiting a decision on his appeal.

The Bureau of Prisons declined to comment specifically on Combs’ conditions, citing privacy, safety and security concerns. However, the agency acknowledged that contraband—including cellphones, drugs and weapons—is an ongoing challenge within correctional facilities.

The allegations come as Combs continues his federal sentence at Fort Dix. His projected release date has changed multiple times as federal officials calculate sentence credits and other factors.

For now, the reported picture of Combs’ life behind bars is based largely on accounts from anonymous former or current inmates and material reviewed by NBC News, while Combs’ representatives dispute the characterization of his prison experience.

Diddy behind bars… but allegedly still living like Diddy? 👀