Even behind bars, Sean "Pee Diddy" Combs seems accustomed to basking in luxury. According to NBC News, the music mogul serving time at Fort Dix federal prison in New Jersey uses contraband cell phones, drinks high-end alcohol, gets massages and even instructs other inmates to cook special meals and do daily chores. Four men who shared a jail cell with Combs told NBC News that the rapper spends thousands of dollars a month as well. � to maintain his lifestyle behind bars. “This is not what you usually see in a prison. This is some rich man's lifestyle. It looks crazy, but on the other hand, he is Didi," said one of the detainees. According to sources, 56-year-old Combe He has a full team of assistants in prison. Some inmates prepare his meals, clean his cell, make his bed and wash his clothes, while others take care of his personal belongings. The rapper also gets a massage. Combs also did �Obtained legitimate cell phones, which he uses to browse Instagram and receive lewd photos from his ex-girlfriend. According to several sources, he also has a hacked tablet that allows him to watch movies and documentaries tunes, including Netflix's Sean Combs. The Accountant" series, directed by the rapper's long-time rival 50 Cent. Combs even bought the prescription drug Remeron, known at the prison as "Rem-Roms," from other inmates, according to NBC News sources. It is marked by depression � for people suffering from anxiety, but sources say the drug is also sold on the prison's vast black market. "You can get almost everything here, except the key to the main door and the wife," said one of the detainees. �: According to reports, alcohol plays a special role in the rapper's prison regime. On weekends, Combs allegedly acquires high-end liquor smuggled into the facility by guards and shares it with inmates. with a select group of people. "Of course, I drank with him," said one of the detainees, recalling how he shared Hennessy cognac with the rapper. According to sources, Combs receives money on the outside to pay for services to other inmates from the people there. The money is kept in the accounts in the commissariat of the prison, which belong to those who perform various tasks for him. One inmate who was paid to clean said the shower and toilet areas were thoroughly cleaned before Combs used them. Others prepared full meals for him using a homemade heater submerged in water. According to sources, the menu included chicken curry, pizza and empanadas. Some of the detainees are believed to be keeping his cell phones and numerous fan letters. "He gets so much that he doesn't know where to put it," a source said. In July 2025, Combs pleaded guilty to two counts of trafficking in prostitution. However, the court acquitted him of charges of sexual exploitation by force, fraud or coercion, as well as conspiracy to extort. The rapper was sentenced to 50 months in prison. According to NBC News, Combs' attorneys tried to transfer him to Fort Dix in hopes that he would complete a specialized addiction treatment program there. Participating in such programs can sometimes reduce a person's sentence. Upon his arrival at the prison, the rapper began treatment, but sources claim he soon acquired a phone and alcohol, and the number of inmates doing cases for him continued to grow. "From the day he arrived, the party started," one of the sources told the publication. In July 2026, Combs was in solitary confinement after a fight with another inmate. He was later discharged from a drug addiction treatment program. However, after his release, according to sources, the rapper returned to his old lifestyle, surrounded by inmates who did his will. However, Combs' fortune, which once made him a billionaire, has declined significantly in recent years. According to estimates, his current wealth is between 300 and 400 million dollars. The rapper's representative commented on the NBC News report, claiming that the media is scrutinizing every aspect of his client's life in prison. "The constant focus on every day-to-day detail of Sean Combs' prison life has gotten to the point where the media portrays ordinary prison life as news," the statement said. "The only real news is that Sean continues to serve his sentence pending the court's decision on his appeal," the spokesperson added. Meanwhile, Combs' release date has been reset again, according to Federal Bureau of Prisons data reviewed by Page Six. The rapper can now be released on January 21, 2028. His term was originally scheduled for June of the same year, but the date has been changed many times.