Sean 'Diddy' Combs, facing charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, has filed a new appeal for bail after previous denials, proposing a $50 million bond with stringent conditions. His legal team argues that new evidence undermines the government's case and requests home detention with 24-hour surveillance, limited contact to legal counsel, and surrender of family passports. The bond, co-signed by family members and secured by Diddy's Miami property, is intended to ensure compliance and mitigate flight risk concerns. Diddy's attorneys argue that detention impedes his ability to prepare for his May 2025 trial and cite similar cases where defendants received bail. Despite multiple rejections, the defense maintains that the evidence against Diddy is weak and misconstrued, contesting claims of coercive events known as 'freak-offs'. The rapper has pleaded not guilty, and his case remains highly contentious with ongoing legal battles.