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‎Hip hop mogul, Diddy, sentenced to 50 months in jail for prostitution-related charges

Wale Ishola by Wale Ishola
October 3, 2025
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Hip hop mogul, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, has been sentenced to 50 months in jail for prostitution-related charges.
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‎According to BBC, Judge Arun Subramanian sentenced Combs to 50 months, which is four years and two months.
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‎The judge said “this sentence is fair to account for the severity of Combs’ crimes and the mitigating factors.
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‎He said the evidence the court had seen against Combs is “massive”.
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‎He referenced the “savage video” of Combs beating Cassie Ventura, his ex-girlfriend in a hotel hallway, and photos of “gashes and bruises”.
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‎He said a significant sentence was required in order to be a deterrence, and to send a message.
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‎Earlier during his address, Diddy thanked the judge for giving him the chance to “finally speak up for myself”.
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‎He apologized to “all the victims of domestic violence”.
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‎”I want to personally apologise again to Cassie Ventura,” he says.
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‎He also apologises to Jane Doe, who testified in the trial under a pseudonym.
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‎”I didn’t mean to hurt you,” he says.
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‎Combs says “I want to apologise to my seven children”. He turns to face them and says all of their names.
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‎”I’m so sorry. They deserved better.”
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‎He turned to his mother Janice, and said sorry to her as well.
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‎Along with apologising to Cassie Ventura and his family, Combs apologized to Jane, saying “I didn’t mean to hurt you, I’m sorry for dragging you into this mess.”
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‎”My actions were disgusting, shameful, and sick,” he says.
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‎He said he took responsibility for his actions.
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‎”I got lost in excess, I got lost in my ego,” he tells the judge.
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‎He told the judge directly, saying: “I ask your honour for mercy. I beg your honour for mercy.”
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‎Prosecutors had said he was not remorseful, and Combs refuted that claim.
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‎”I don’t have nobody to blame but myself,” he says. “I know that I’ve learned my lesson.”
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‎He told the judge that if given another chance, he won’t let him down.
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‎He ended by saying he would never jeopardise being in this situation again, or being away from his family again.
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‎”That’s my deterrence,” he says.
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‎The judge had addressed Combs at length before handing down the 50-month sentence.
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‎He said he considered that Combs was a self-made artist, that he had been charitable and lifted up the black community, and that he had deep ties to his family.
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‎But he rejected the defence’s portrayal of his relationships with Cassie and Jane as intimate and consensual.
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‎“You abused them, physically, emotionally and psychologically,” he said.
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‎He added that both women had thoughts of self harm and trauma that will last a lifetime.
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‎He said the length of the conduct being over a decade also warranted a significant sentence.
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‎“You had the money and the power to keep it going,” he said. “This was subjugation.”
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‎During trial, Diddy has already spent 14 months in jail, which would be deducted from the final sentence.

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