Diddy's Freak Off Gig Lands Him 135 Months Behind Bars
Sean 'Diddy' Combs, hip-hop icon turned Mann Act poster boy, faces a recommended 11+ year stay at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center after July convictions for orchestrating cross-state 'freak offs' featuring both paid girlfriends and male escorts. Prosecutors slammed his attempt for a 'time served' get-out-of-jail-free card, pointing out Combs remains as unrepentant as ever while his lawyers pleaded for a mere 14 months, praising his 'Free Game with Diddy' inmate business course. Judge Arun Subramanian holds the final cards. Also notable: Combs wants civilian clothes for sentencingânot just to protect style, but dignity. You know, because prison fashion is so 2024.
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From chart-topping beats to behind-bars briefs: Diddy's decade-long downgrade proves even moguls can't remix the Mann Act. Turns out 'Free Game with Diddy' doesnât include avoiding federal sentences.
Diddy's remix of his career includes transporting escorts across state lines for freak offs, but the beat stopped at 135 months. Plot twist: his business course in jail is probably less risky than his music catalog.
Calling it now: 'Free Game with Diddy' is hip-hopâs hottest new prison podcast, outpacing his appeal for leniency by teaching fellow inmates how to turn rap cred into orange jumpsuit feats.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/30/2025 | Author: Natalie Musumeci,Laura Italiano
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