Here’s How 50 Cent Reacted to Diddy Reportedly Being Sent Back to Solitary Confinement

The move to solitary comes after a sprawling NBC News report about Diddy's allegedly pampered life behind bars.

NBC News published a bombshell report on Tuesday (Sept. 29) detailing Diddy’s allegedly pampered prison life. Speaking to inmates who spent time with Diddy at Fort Dix federal prison, Combs reportedly has access to a cell phone, a jailbroken tablet, Hennessy and antidepressants with mood boosters, all of which are prohibited.

O mogul musical desonrado teria pago presos para cozinhar refeições para ele, manter sua cela limpa e esfregar seu chuveiro antes de usá-lo. “Lol this fool is not gonna listen to nobody,” 50 escreveu em parte no IG terça-feira ao reagir ao relatório da NBC News.

Diddy has reportedly even watched 50 Cent’s Emmy-winning Sean Combs: The Reckoning docuseries on Netflix, which details Combs meteoric rise and fall from grace.

This isn’t the first time Diddy has been moved to solitary confinement; he spent time in the Special Housing Unit over the summer after reportedly getting into a physical altercation with another inmate in July.

Diddy is slated to be released from prison in early 2028. Combs was sentenced to 50 months behind bars in October 2025 after being convicted on two charges of transportation for prostitution.

Em outro cenário, 50 Cent desviou seu foco de Diddy e lançou uma nova disputa. O rapper direcionou críticas ao CEO da Verizon, Dan Schulman, acusando o executivo de não querer ver diversidade na programação desde que o Verizon FIOS abandonou o Starz para os assinantes, com as negociações de distribuição entre as partes paralisadas.

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