"I met some good people shout out Diddy, he told TMZ. My boy Diddy is in the spot, too. I couldn't imagine how Diddy felt, but Diddy's holding it down, he's doing what he's got to do. Where he's at, they're going to help him. So he's going out clean."
"We all know Diddy's business because we got to see everything. Diddy was living a rock star life, so I'm glad he's going to get the time to relax and as my boys would say on the inside this is some time for yourself. So that's what he's getting right now. Diddy is in good spirits. He's still Diddy."
Sebastian Telfair encountered Sean 'Diddy' Combs while serving time at FCI Fort Dix and described Combs as maintaining morale, receiving help in the facility, and remaining in good spirits. Telfair emphasized that Combs still presents himself as 'Diddy' despite legal troubles and suggested the time could serve as a period of rest. In October, Combs received a sentence of four years and two months after convictions on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution tied to alleged drug-fueled sex gatherings called "freak-offs." Combs's lawyers filed an appeal seeking immediate release and overturning the convictions, arguing that evidence and witness testimony failed to support the verdict. Combs had previously sought a presidential pardon and allegedly discussed it with other inmates.
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