Diddy’s thin appearance is linked to her alleged refusal of prison meals

Sean “Diddy” Combs He was recently seen looking ‘thinner’ than usual. According to one report, the rapper’s weight loss may be linked to his refusal to eat meals out of fear for his safety.

The rapper is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York on sex crime charges and will remain there until his trial after his bail bid was withdrawn.

According to reports, Sean “Diddy” Combs will only receive available meals from the “MDC Commissioners List” for the Christmas season, as well as a potential “Christmas or Holiday Bag.”

Diddy reportedly looked “astonishingly thinner” during his final court appearance, where cameras were not allowed.

The rapper’s appearance sparked rumors that he was avoiding meals, which may have contributed to his weight loss.

However, prison expert Larry Levin suggested… daily mail“, “Diddy Trial,” It should come as no surprise if the music mogul skips meals.

Levin explained that he may be doing so as a form of self-protection.

“He’s getting a lot of people in trouble,” said the founder of Wall Street Prison Consultants. “People want to kill him.” “So what if someone on the outside knows someone who has a relative who works in prison, and they put something in their food?”

“A little at a time,” Levin added, “and then he gets poisoned, whatever it is, and it’s like an early exit for Mr. Puff Daddy. They kill him. That’s another reason, another theory as to why he wouldn’t eat. He was afraid the food was poisoned or contaminated.” “

After voluntarily withdrawing his bail application, Diddy now faces a “dismal” Christmas, detained in a special housing unit at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York.

It gets worse for the beleaguered rapper, who, according to Daily Mailhe will only get “what is available to him from the list of MDC commissioners” instead of the sumptuous meals he was accustomed to as a free man.

A source revealed that the Bad Boy founder may also receive a “Christmas or holiday bag” but the content of these packages has since shrunk over the years.

“It’s plastic and almost like a big pillow and it’s shrunk over the years,” prison expert Levine said on the news outlet’s podcast.

He added: “It’s a bunch of crap that was probably bought because it was old because the prison system sells you old stuff. And they’re trying to act like they’re doing the inmates a favor.”

Didi has been in MDC custody since his arrest on charges of sex trafficking, extortion and transportation for prostitution in September.

Being held in custody has clearly taken a physical toll on him, as law and crime reporter Elizabeth Milner shared after the rapper’s latest hearing.

The journalist revealed that Diddy “looked amazingly thinner” and also “looked a little greyer.”

She added: “It was very different from the luxurious lifestyle he had been living before, but he looked noticeably thinner, and his confinement in custody may have started to affect him.” Page six.

In response to the speculation, sources close to Diddy claimed that the rapper is “fit” and “in good health.”

They also shared that he is “fully focused on his defence” at his trial scheduled for May next year.

The sources added about the rapper: “He was very active, still in good spirits, and as usual, he was happy to see his children.”

Having recently withdrawn his bid to appeal bail, Didi is expected to remain in prison until his trial.

He had previously been denied bail on three occasions, the most recent denial stemming from federal prosecutors presenting compelling evidence of Dede’s alleged propensity for violence.

Judge Arun Subramanian’s ruling on Diddy’s third bail application highlighted the risks of releasing the rapper from prison before his trial.

“The court finds that the government has shown by clear and convincing evidence that no condition or set of circumstances will reasonably ensure the safety of the community,” the ruling said. Daily Mail.

The judge also noted that there was “evidence to support a serious risk of witness tampering” after the “Bad Boy for Life” rapper was accused of violating his phone privileges behind bars.

Dede was also criticized for allegedly paying other prisoners to use their phone access code numbers to make three-way calls to people who were not on his list of approved contacts.