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Diddy's post-prison conditions include random searches, strict supervised release, restrictions on victim contact and mandated substance‑abuse, mental‑health and domestic‑violence programs — details on the monitoring and oversight he'll face after a 50‑month sentence. -
Diddy Scores Major Legal Victory After Yacht Assault Lawsuit is Dismissed in Court
A Los Angeles judge dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit involving Sean 'Diddy' Combs. The case, filed by yacht stewardess Grace O'Marcaigh over a 2022 incident, is no longer moving forward. -
Druski Cleared? Baby-Oil Lawsuit Involving Diddy BACKFIRES — Accuser's Lawyers RUN
High‑profile lawsuit alleging a 2018 sexual assault involving Druski, Diddy and Odell Beckham Jr. unravels as plaintiff's attorneys seek to withdraw and phone records bolster Druski's alibi, raising the prospect of dismissal. -
Diddy Denied Fort Dix: Judge Won't Bend — 'Only a Location' for Prison Pick
A federal judge denied Diddy's request to serve his prison sentence at FCI Fort Dix, saying only a general recommendation for location and rehabilitation programs can be made to the Bureau of Prisons. -
Diddy Outlines Redemption Plan After Sentencing, With Speaking Engagements and Community Work Set for Release
Sean 'Diddy' Combs is planning community work and mentorship programs after his prison sentence, while a family feud erupts over control of his multimillion-dollar empire. -
Diddy's Legal Team Urges Court to Send Him to Fort Dix, Calling It the Safest Option for His Recovery
Diddy has asked to serve his prison term at FCI Fort Dix for rehabilitation and safety reasons, while Donald Trump claims the rapper sought a presidential pardon. -
Diddy Sued Again: Man Claims He Was Anally Sodomized, Woke Up Bleeding After Freak-Off Party
Diddy faces another explosive lawsuit as a former intern claims he was drugged and raped at a 2014 after-party, later discovering he had contracted HIV, adding to the embattled mogul's mounting legal troubles. -
Diddy May Serve Only a Fraction of 50-Month Term, Predicts DJ Akademiks
DJ Akademiks believes Sean "Diddy" Combs could serve far less than his 50-month prison sentence, suggesting the hip-hop mogul might be released in as little as 17 months. -
Diddy's Last Chance? Mogul Promises 'Free Game' Tour — If Judge Lets Him Out
Hip-hop mogul Diddy plans to launch a life skills and entrepreneurship teaching tour in Miami this October—but only if a federal judge grants him a lighter sentence during his upcoming hearing. -
Cassie Ventura's Attorneys Respond to Diddy's Sentencing: "Her Bravery Has Been an Inspiration"
Cassie Ventura did not appear in court or issue a personal statement after Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison on Thursday. However, her attorneys released a statement on her behalf that acknowledged the court's decision and emphasized the ongoing process of healing. -
Inside Diddy's Sentence: Why 4 years and Two Months
Sean "Diddy" Combs, once the swaggering mogul behind Bad Boy Records, stood in a New York federal courtroom yesterdaynot as an icon, but as a convicted felon. The judge handed down a sentence of 4 years and 2 months (50 months) for transporting women across state lines for prostitution, a violation of the Mann Act. -
Sean 'Diddy' Combs Male Accuser Deonte Nash Describes Notorious Parties and Alleged Mistreatment
Former Diddy stylist Deonte Nash accuses the rapper of years of abuse ahead of his sentencing.
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