What Is Diddy's New Job In Prison?

Sean “Diddy” Combs has officially transitioned from the luxury of private jets to the confines of prison uniforms. Last Thursday, the renowned hip-hop figure entered FCI Fort Dix, a low-security federal facility in New Jersey, to commence a 50-month sentence, marking a dramatic shift from his previously lavish lifestyle.Recent reports indicate that his initial assignment involves laundry duties—a significant departure for someone unaccustomed to such domestic tasks. According to TMZ, sources suggest this role is part of a rehabilitative program designed for inmates requiring drug treatment, providing Combs with a comparatively safer environment than his previous location at MDC Brooklyn, where he had been held since September 2024.Despite the humor circulating on social media regarding his new chores, many question the authenticity of reports surrounding his work. Combs’s ongoing legal team effort includes an expedited appeal process to contest his conviction related to transportation for illicit activities.