Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently in solitary confinement following a violent brawl with another inmate at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey.
The rapper and music mogul is housed in the Special Housing Unit, commonly known as "the hole," according to the prison's inmate handbook obtained by TMZ.
Under disciplinary segregation, Diddy loses certain privileges for violating Bureau of Prisons rules. Prison officials may also confiscate his personal property.
Despite the restrictions, he is provided with basic necessities: blankets, a mattress, a pillow, toilet paper, and shaving equipment.
He can also keep reading materials, including legal documents, non-legal books, and religious texts.
A staff doctor will visit Diddy daily, including weekends and holidays, to monitor his health.
If he still qualifies, Diddy is allowed one social visit per week in the visiting room. He will also receive regular updates on his housing status.
Prison authorities will inform him of his rights and responsibilities regarding potential disciplinary actions.
He will be given a list of prohibited acts and a severity scale outlining possible sanctions, which could include loss of good conduct time.
It remains unclear how long Diddy will remain in solitary confinement.
