Diddy Gets First Prison Job, Cleaning Up Dirty Laundry

Sean “Diddy” Combs is being put to work behind bars, and his first federal prison job has him doing the ol’ fluff n’ fold.

Sources conversant in the state of affairs inform us Diddy’s first gig at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey crops him within the laundry room … washing and drying soiled garments.

Manual labor could come as a shock to Diddy … throughout his criminal trial, federal prosecutors claimed he could not even cost his personal cellphone or fetch a bottle of water, and would ship his military of non-public assistants to mainly do all the pieces for him.

We broke the story … Diddy was transferred to FCI Fort Dix early Thursday morning to start the check-in course of.

The federal prison is low safety and situations there are significantly better than MDC Brooklyn, the place he’d been locked up since September 2024, when he was arrested and held with out bail pending his criminal trial.

Diddy’s serving a 50-month sentence and the Bureau of Prisons estimates he’ll be launched by May 8, 2028 … although it isn’t set in stone, and his legal professional Marc Agnifilo advised us Thursday he expects Diddy to be a free man earlier than that date.