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Diddy is reportedly facing a new problem behind bars after an alleged fight with another inmate landed him in solitary confinement at FCI Fort Dix. Details surrounding the Diddy prison fight remain limited, but NBC News reported Friday that the mogul was placed in isolation following an altercation at the low-security federal prison in New Jersey. TMZ, which first reported additional details about the confrontation, said the incident happened sometime this week after another inmate allegedly insulted Diddy.
- ▪Diddy is reportedly facing a new problem behind bars after an alleged fight with another inmate landed him in solitary confinement at FCI Fort Dix.
- ▪Details surrounding the Diddy prison fight remain limited, but NBC News reported Friday that the mogul was placed in isolation following an altercation at the low-security federal prison in New Jersey.
- ▪TMZ, which first reported additional details about the confrontation, said the incident happened sometime this week after another inmate allegedly insulted Diddy.
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Diddy is reportedly facing a new problem behind bars after an alleged fight with another inmate landed him in solitary confinement at FCI Fort Dix. Details surrounding the Diddy prison fight remain limited, but NBC News reported Friday that the mogul was placed in isolation following an altercation at the low-security federal prison in New Jersey. TMZ, which first reported additional details about the confrontation, said the incident happened sometime this week after another inmate allegedly insulted Diddy. According to the outlet, the situation escalated into pushing and exchanged punches before prison staff stepped in and separated the men. One source claimed Diddy “held his own” during the brief confrontation.
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