Not so bad boy now? Diddy allegedly trading humiliating item as currency in prison, here's what it is
Diddy's opulent lifestyle has drastically changed as he awaits trial in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center on human trafficking charges. He's reportedly using mackerel packets as currency and navigating a strict prison schedule. Despite limi...

Diddy is currently being held in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center, where he is awaiting trial on human trafficking charges.
What is Diddy’s life like inside the MDC?
He was once known for his luxury, but now he uses mackerel packets as currency and adheres to a strict prison schedule. Sean "Diddy" Combs is roughing it inside prison after being made to use packets of mackerel, or "macks," in lieu of cash, as per a report by the Daily Mail.
Despite his limited privileges, prosecutors claim he continues to exert influence from behind bars.
Since making prison his new home, Diddy has experienced a remarkable decline in popularity. The troubled music mogul has traded in his opulent lifestyle for lasagna, Cheez-Its, Snickers, bunk beds, and computer time that is monitored without WIFI, as quoted in a report by the Daily Mail.
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However, Diddy reportedly has more freedom, but it still doesn't come close to his former life, even though his attorneys expected their client to be placed in a Special Housing Unit, where prisoners spend roughly 23 hours a day in their cells.
Former inmate Gene Borrello told The New York Times that although there are multiple check-ins from corrections officers throughout the day, inmates in 4 North are typically free to move around and enjoy amenities like televisions, microwaves, a workout area, and a row of bunk beds, as per a report by the Daily Mail.
Has Diddy still tried to pull strings from jail?
Diddy frequently uses the conference room or common area to meet with his legal team. In preparation for his trial next month, his lawyers have instructed him to go through the growing amount of evidence that prosecutors have turned over, so he is permitted to use a laptop without WiFi.They claimed that Diddy was able to track the November Instagram post of a video of his seven kids singing him a happy birthday from behind bars.
Diddy is not attempting to circumvent the jail system, according to his defense team, and they intend to pursue his case vigorously.
FAQs
What does Diddy use as currency in jail?Mackerel packets, or "macks," are his go-to trade item behind bars.
Is Diddy still trying to control things from prison?
Prosecutors allege that he used inmates and contacts to manage social media and influence his case.
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