Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Will Serve Longer in Prison After Allegedly Breaking Multiple Rules: Details

Even Diddy is not above the rules in prison.

The rapper, who was sentenced to four years in prison last month, will have his stay extended a little longer. With time previously served in a Brooklyn detention center, the mogul was scheduled for release in May 2028.

Unfortunately for him, the date has now been pushed into the following month. Since his transfer to Fort Dix in New Jersey, the man born Sean Combs has been having trouble following protocol. Those alleged past incidents are catching up with the rapper.

Diddy is accused of violating multiple rules in prison

At the rate he’s going, Diddy may need that pardon from US President Donald Trump sooner rather than later. The rapper has reportedly broken multiple prison rules, which is why he’ll be getting out later than before.

Page Six confirmed that after being caught pulling several shenanigans, he’ll be getting out on June 4, 2028. Some of the alleged rules he’s broken include consuming homemade alcohol and making an illegal three-person call. These alleged breaches of prison protocol have occurred within the span of just over a week.

Perhaps the mogul is so confident that the President will pardon him that he doesn’t care about breaking the rules. That’s what it sounds like, according to reports which indicate Diddy has been bragging that Donald will set him free next year. It’s something that apparently the President is seriously considering.

In October, Diddy was found guilty on two counts of transportation for the purposes of prostitution. His lawyers have denied the alcohol and illegal phone call allegations. They claim he’s in a drug treatment program behind bars and working in the chapel library.

If he is released next year, he has reportedly promised to take care of the inmates inside Fort Dix. He will be subject to five years of supervision upon release.

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