Sean Combs: The Reckoning, a jaw-dropping P Diddy documentary produced by 50 Cent, the rapper’s archrival, premieres on Netflix today.
Bad boy star, P Diddy’s rise from millionaire music mogul to fallen felon is nothing short of jaw-dropping. The hugely successful music producer, 56, had the world at his feet until it all came crashing down last year when his ex, Cassie, filed a sexual assault law suit against him
In October, Diddy, real name Sean Combs, was sentenced to 50 months behind bars after being found guilty of federal prosecution charges. He is now serving time in New Jersey’s Fort Dix prison – a far cry from the mega mansions he has spent more than half of his life in.
Today, a bombshell documentary about the rapper drops on Netflix. Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which is produced by Diddy’s long-time foe, 50 Cent, promises to explore the both the rise and fall of the star, whose life is looking very different now…
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Steel beds, a thin mattress, and “paranoia” are what put people in jail.
Diddy was languishing while on trial at the reported rat-infested Metropolitan Detention Centre, but he is still a million miles away from his home comforts.
Combs’s recent appearance as a sleeping companion on a steel bed with a thin mattress is a stark reminder of how far the father-of-seven has come from his former life of attentive staff, Michelin-starred chefs, and lavish accommodations abroad.
Since being imprisoned, Diddy has also been reported to have had paranoia. His early apprehensions about eating jail food and his belief that he couldn’t trust other lags were well documented.
He is currently incarcerated in a federal prison, but his new home, reportedly not easing the psychological strain, is still there. This is a common placement for high-profile inmates and those at risk.
adjusting to a new routine
Diddy appears to be settling into a regular work schedule despite making a significant lifestyle change. Combs is finishing his shift at the prison’s media library, which is located in the chapel, according to TMZ’s footage.
His alleged responsibilities include distributing religious material and films to fellow prisoners, which keeps him in regular contact with the compound’s residents.
He reportedly helped organize a Thanksgiving lunch for his fellow lags, according to reports, with a photo of the star with his new pals last week in the prison yard that clearly showed his hair as being clearly gray.
Donald Trump’s defense
Combs’ legal team confirmed to CNN that they have reached out to president Donald Trump to explore a pardon for the disgraced rapper.
It appears that we have spoken and exchanged information regarding a pardon, according to his attorney, Nicole Westmoreland.
Trump did acknowledge that he had received the request, but he made it clear that he was not interested in releasing the Bad Boy star, citing the gloomy relationship they had after their 2020 presidential campaign.
Trump remarked to Newsmax that “when I ran for office, he was very hostile,” adding that the perception of pardons frequently comes down to personal history.
We’re people, he said clumsily, “We’re human.” We dislike having our judgment be influenced by circumstances. Trump has stated on numerous occasions that he only grants pardons when he believes a person was “mistreated” within the legal system.
Diddy’s release date is when?
Combs will have years of the same rigid routine ahead of him as the federal records indicate that his earliest possible release date is June 4th, 2028. His hysterical lawyers are, of course, trying to make this happen quickly, with some claiming that he might be freed next year.
However, good conduct and successful prison programs are both essential for a premature release, neither of which can significantly shorten the sentence. The rapper’s release may be delayed by ongoing investigations into allegations made against him.
Diddy must now prepare for Fort Dix’s daily grind, which is a far cry from the epic empire he once held.
