Diddy Reportedly Seeks Redemption Through In-Prison Programs While Awaiting Sentencing
Diddy might be locked up, but sources say he’s trying to do the work—literally. The hip-hop mogul is reportedly participating in therapy and self-help programs while being held at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center in New York.
According to TMZ, the “Act Bad” artist is currently enrolled in the STOP Program, which is designed to help prevent sexual assault, domestic abuse, and dating violence—an eyebrow-raising but noteworthy move considering the charges he just faced.
But it doesn’t stop there. Diddy is also reportedly undergoing therapy and continuing his participation in a substance abuse program created by Dr. Harry K. Wexler. This program focuses on long-term recovery and accountability for those battling drug addiction. Reports say Combs began this journey before his September 2024 arrest and has stayed committed while incarcerated.
At 55 years old, insiders say the Bad Boy Records founder is working hard toward self-improvement and redemption—even while surrounded by barbed wire and court documents.
Page Six reports that they’ve reached out to Diddy’s team for comment but haven’t received a word back just yet.
Diddy’s Legal Update: Found Guilty On Two Counts, Awaits Sentencing
On July 2, Diddy caught a partial break in court. The jury found him not guilty on the most serious sex trafficking charges that had dominated headlines for months. But don’t get it twisted—he’s still facing serious time.
The court did find him guilty on two counts of prostitution, and each carries a maximum 10-year sentence. That’s 20 years if the judge decides to throw the book at him.
Testimonies during the trial painted a disturbing picture. Among the most emotional was from his ex-girlfriend, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, who bravely took the stand to accuse the hip-hop icon of rape and abuse—allegations Diddy has continued to deny.
The presiding judge, Arun Subramanian, has since ruled that Combs must remain behind bars until his sentencing on October 3. So while Diddy may be plotting his next legal move, he’s got a lot of time in a cell to reflect—maybe that’s why he’s in all these programs.
Facing More Than Just Jail Time—Diddy Still Battling Civil Lawsuits
Even with sentencing on the horizon, Diddy’s legal troubles are far from over. The music mogul is still drowning in lawsuits filed by both men and women. These allegations include everything from sexual misconduct to drug-fueled freak-offs and illegal surveillance.
He’s denied every last one of them. But as the lawsuits keep piling up, and alleged victims continue to come forward, the pressure on his legal team is growing by the day.
One thing’s for sure—this case has shaken up the entertainment world and forced uncomfortable conversations into the spotlight. If Diddy’s truly looking for redemption, these lawsuits might be the real test.