Sean “Diddy” Combs reportedly made promises to inmates who helped make his time at Fort Dix more comfortable.
According to a report from Naughty But Nice, Combs allegedly told some inmates that he would help them after leaving prison. The reported offers included jobs, money, other opportunities and invitations to future White Parties.
What Diddy is reportedly promising the inmates helping him in prison
An unnamed source claimed Combs reassured inmates who had assisted him behind bars.
“He’s telling these guys, ‘When I’m out, I’ve got you,’” the source alleged. “Jobs, money, opportunities — they’ve even been invited to his next White Party.”
The report linked those alleged promises to assistance Combs reportedly receives from other inmates at Fort Dix.
NBC News reported that inmates allegedly prepare special meals for Combs. Sources also claimed inmates clean his cell, bathroom and shower areas, handle his fan mail and provide massages.
A source cited by Naughty But Nice also claimed that people inside the prison compete for access to Combs.
“Inmates wait on him, people compete to get close to him, and even some guards are starstruck,” the source alleged.
The report did not identify the inmates who allegedly received Combs’ promises or provide evidence that he formally committed to giving them jobs or money after his release.
The alleged White Party invitations therefore remain claims from an unnamed source.
Separate reporting from NBC News also included allegations that Combs had access to contraband cellphones and alcohol inside Fort Dix. Combs’ representative pushed back on the scrutiny surrounding his prison conditions.
“The continued scrutiny of every mundane detail of Sean Combs’s life in prison has reached the point where the media characterizes ordinary prison life as news,” the spokesperson said, adding that Combs continues serving his sentence while awaiting a decision on his appeal.
Another unnamed source questioned whether Combs would eventually follow through on his reported promises to fellow inmates after his release.
For now, the claims about jobs, financial help and White Party invitations remain unverified allegations attributed to anonymous sources.
