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Sean Combs reportedly receives luxury treatment in prison

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Sean “Diddy” Combs is reportedly receiving personal services from other inmates in prison, including cooking, cleaning and making his bed. The article also mentions massages and attributes the information to NBC News, as the American rapper serves a 50-month sentence.

Sean “Diddy” Combs, the American producer and rapper sentenced to 50 months in prison for prostitution-related offences, is reportedly receiving services from other inmates at the federal facility in Fort Dix, New Jersey. Sources cited by NBC News say inmates make his bed, do his laundry and clean his toilet before he uses it.

Other inmates also reportedly cook for Sean Combs and give him massages, according to the same sources. The 56-year-old artist is serving his sentence at Fort Dix following his conviction for prostitution-related offences.

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