Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is reportedly living under a new set of strict rules after a violent prison scuffle landed him in solitary confinement. The hip-hop mogul is now adjusting to life inside what inmates call “the hole” at FCI Fort Dix.
According to a copy of the facility’s Admission and Orientation Inmate Handbook, Diddy was placed in the Special Housing Unit—known as disciplinary segregation—following an altercation with another inmate last week. The handbook makes it clear that certain privileges are off the table when inmates break Bureau of Prisons rules.
While locked in that isolated unit, Diddy is allowed basic essentials: a mattress, pillow, blankets, toilet paper, and shaving gear. He can also keep reading materials, including legal documents, non-legal books, and religious texts. One surprising perk?
A staff doctor will pay him a daily visit, even on weekends and holidays.
As for human contact, Diddy reportedly qualifies for one social visit per week in the visiting room—if he still meets the requirements. He will also receive regular briefings on his housing status and be informed of his rights and possible disciplinary actions he may face.
The handbook outlines a severity scale for prohibited acts, warning that sanctions could include the removal of good conduct time. Exactly how long Diddy will remain in “the hole” hasn’t been revealed, but one thing is clear—prison life just got a whole lot more complicated for the music legend. What happens next could depend on how he handles these new restrictions.
