Diddy’s New Prison Release Date Revealed: Convicted Mogul Could Be Set Free Sooner
The star's projected release is now months earlier than it was last year — and he's fighting an appeal that could move it up even further.
Hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs could be released from prison earlier than previously anticipated, according to updated federal inmate records. The 56-year-old is now expected to be freed on February 5, 2028, a few weeks earlier than earlier projections, and several months ahead of the June 2028 release date initially announced.
Combs was convicted last year of violating federal prostitution laws for his involvement in "freak-offs," events where he allegedly forced women to engage in sexual activities. He currently serves his sentence at a New Jersey federal corrections facility, having already served a year awaiting trial. The earlier release date might be due to Combs serving the final months at a residential reentry center or due to participation in the Bureau of Prisons' drug abuse rehabilitation program.
Combs' sentence could be further reduced if his appeals are successful, with his lawyers arguing that his 50-month term is "draconian" and unfair.
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