Diddy in Solitary Confinement After Prison Fight: New Details

Sean 'Diddy' Combs, the hip-hop mogul, has been placed in solitary confinement following a violent brawl with another inmate last week at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey. He now faces strict rules in what inmates call 'the hole' — the disciplinary segregation unit.

According to the Admission and Orientation Inmate Handbook for Fort Dix obtained by media, life in Disciplinary Segregation strips Diddy of many privileges. For violating Bureau of Prisons rules, he may lose personal property and face a harsh regime.

In the Special Housing Unit (SHU), Diddy is only allowed basic items: blankets, a mattress, a pillow, toilet paper, and shaving gear. He can keep reading materials — legal and non-legal — as well as religious books.

Notably, a staff doctor will visit him daily, including weekends and holidays. For visitation, Diddy may get one social visit per week if he still qualifies. He will also receive regular updates on his housing status.

Importantly, Diddy will be briefed on his rights and possible disciplinary actions resulting from the fight. He will receive a list of prohibited acts and a severity scale with sanctions, which could include loss of good conduct time.

It is unclear how long Sean Combs will remain in 'the hole', but he must adapt to the tough new conditions behind bars.