Sean Diddy Combs Sentenced to 50 Months, Plans Community Engagements Post-Release in Miami

Sean "Diddy" Combs, sentenced to just over four years in prison for transportation to engage in prostitution, has a detailed post-release plan focused on service, accountability, and community engagement. His team, supported by a letter from Giovanni Sairras, Executive Director of RE Entry One Inc., outlined that Combs will teach entrepreneurship, life skills, and personal development classes to incarcerated individuals, building on his "Free Game" initiative operated from prison. These teaching sessions, approved by correctional agencies, will be conducted both virtually and in person, mostly around Miami, where Combs lived before his arrest. Despite prosecution criticism labeling his pre-sentencing scheduled speaking engagements as "hubris," Combs' lawyer emphasized these were structured teaching engagements to facilitate rehabilitation. Combs is also set to participate in mentorship programs and community events aimed at reducing recidivism and empowering others. He has maintained his innocence regarding the more serious charges, and his legal team previously sought a pardon from President Trump.