Diddy moved to general population at Pennsylvania prison after transfer

Sean "Diddy" Combs was reportedly moved to the general population at FCI Allenwood in Pennsylvania after being transferred from FCI Fort Dix, according to reports from TMZ and confirmations by Bureau of Prisons' union secretary Jose Rojas.

Combs had previously been in solitary confinement at Fort Dix due to alleged issues with fellow inmates and other offenses. He was twice placed in the Special Housing Unit for fighting and had multiple disciplinary write-ups since starting his 50-month sentence last year.

The population at FCI Allenwood is about 1,000 inmates, which is smaller than Fort Dix's 4,000, and prison security is expected to have an easier time monitoring Combs there.

Diddy's representative Juda Engelmayer said they are pleased if the information is accurate and emphasized that Combs' safety and well-being remain important. The rep also expressed hope that Combs can serve his time without unnecessary disruption.

Combs lost 41 days of good-time credit and 400 days of commissary privileges due to disciplinary issues. His release date has shifted multiple times, originally set for May 2028, reduced to January 21, 2028, and recently pushed back to March 2, 2028.