Diddy will be released from federal prison earlier than planned, with his release date moved from June 2028 to late April 2028 after an appeal and participation in rehabilitation programs.

He received a 50-month sentence in October 2025 following a conviction on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

He is incarcerated at Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institute in New Jersey, where disciplinary matters in late 2025—alleged violations involving homemade alcohol and a prohibited three-way phone call—have influenced the release timeline.

The report presents a journalistic account and should not be construed as official court order or legal advice.

Representatives for Combs stress ongoing rehabilitation, privacy, and personal growth amid intense media attention.

Public statements from his team reaffirm sobriety, privacy, and commitment to self-improvement during imprisonment.

Coverage also notes courtroom dynamics, including juror issues and public support, alongside updates about his communications with his legal team and defense strategy.

The article outlines the continuing legal process and the way the system factors time served, credits, and program involvement into release scheduling as court proceedings proceed.

Page Six first reported the change in release timing and appeal developments, with additional coverage from TMZ and CBS News.

Trial testimony highlighted explicit allegations and other alleged misconduct, including provocative messages and claims of abusive behavior by Combs.

Evidence cited in court included text messages, voicemails, and testimonies about relationships, alleged abuse, and other troubling conduct, as well as references to explicit material and potential threats.

The information comes from Federal Bureau of Prisons records and was reported by E! News, with citations to The Jasmine Brand.