AceShowbiz - Sean Combs, known as Diddy, is at the center of controversy following reports of a fight with Jamaican drug lord inmate Christopher "Dudus" Coke at a New Jersey prison. Officials at the facility have firmly denied these claims, stating the altercation never took place.

On October 15, a spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons responded to the reports by telling TMZ that the story of a fight between Diddy and Dudus Coke is false and did not occur. However, when asked about how Diddy sustained a head injury—which was confirmed when he was treated at a local hospital on October 10—the spokesperson declined to provide additional details.

TMZ initially reported that the head injury resulted from a confrontation between the two inmates on October 9. According to their sources, the dispute arose after an NBC News report revealed that Diddy had access to prison perks, including a cellphone and massages. This exposure reportedly prompted multiple staff raids, during which Dudus Coke had a cellphone confiscated. The fight was said to have stemmed from Dudus Coke’s anger over these confiscations, with Diddy ending up hurt.

In contrast, Page Six offered a different explanation, stating that Diddy accidentally hit his head on the bunk above him and is now recovering well. This version disputes the claim of any violent confrontation.

Following the exposure of his prison privileges, Diddy’s release date was postponed. He is now scheduled for release on March 2, 2028. The incident has drawn considerable attention to the conditions and privileges within the prison system, as well as the treatment of high-profile inmates.

While the Bureau of Prisons denies the fight, the conflicting accounts from media outlets leave the exact details unclear. What remains certain is that Diddy received medical treatment for his head injury, but the circumstances around it remain disputed.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.