Sean “Diddy” Combs is doing time in solitary confinement after a violent prison altercation, and his new living situation comes with strict rules and limited privileges.
We obtained the Admission and Orientation Inmate Handbook for FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey, where Sean “Diddy” Combs is imprisoned. The document details life inside “Disciplinary Segregation”—what inmates call “the hole.”
According to the handbook, Combs faces loss of certain privileges for violating Bureau of Prisons rules after the altercation. Prison officials may also confiscate his personal property.
While housed in the Special Housing Unit—solitary confinement—Combs receives basics: blankets, a mattress, pillow, toilet paper, and shaving equipment.
He’s allowed reading material—legal documents, general publications, and religious books.
A prison doctor visits daily, including weekends and holidays, to check on his health and welfare.
Combs can receive one social visit per week in the visiting room if he maintains that privilege. He’ll also receive regular briefings on his housing status and any changes to his conditions.
Critically, Combs will be informed of his rights and the potential disciplinary consequences stemming from the fight incident.
The prison will provide him with a full rundown of prohibited conduct and a disciplinary severity scale that outlines possible sanctions based on the seriousness of each infraction. Depending on the outcome, he could lose good conduct time credits.
The length of his solitary stint remains unclear, but Combs is adjusting to a significantly restricted prison life for now.
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