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Diddy Sent to Isolation After Posting His Life in Prison

American rap artist Sean Combs, known as P. Diddy, is placed in solitary confinement.

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American rap artist Sean Combs, known as P. Diddy, is placed in solitary confinement. According to TMZ, it was a report by NBC News that found out that Combs leads a luxurious lifestyle in a federal prison.

Sources claim that the transfer of P. Diddy to a punishment cell is a standard procedure for the duration of internal inspections by prison officials. Previously, the artist was sent to the solitary confinement in July of this year after he participated in a fight.

NBC News reported this week that Sean Combs is serving his sentence in prison on privileged terms. According to journalists, the musician hired servants from among his cellmates: they cook him food, do a massage and clean up for him. In addition, the artist through smuggled channels gets elite alcohol, as well as gadgets for access to the social network.

Vlad Nikiforov

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