Diddy was reportedly taken from prison to get treated for a head injury over the weekend. On Monday (Oct. 12), TMZ first reported that the incarcerated music exec had a medical emergency at FCI Fort Dix,

The music mogul, who was sentenced last year to more than four years for prostitution-related offenses, had been held in a federal prison in New Jersey.

Too $hort says he's going to the Diddy coming home party, doesn't think Puff belongs in prison, and calls out the Cassie hotel video on The TMZ Podcast. The post Too $hort Says He’s Going to Diddy’s Coming Home Party and Doesn’t Think Puff Should Be in Prison appeared first on Baller Alert.

Too $hort Says He'll Be at Diddy's First Party After Prison Release

Too $hort felt the need to clear the air over the weekend. The Oakland rapper put out a lengthy statement apologizing for saying he would be going to Diddy’s coming-home party during a recent appearance on The TMZ Podcast.

Diddy." "Yeah, I'm friendly with Puff ," Tyson said, referring to Combs' former stage name, Puff Daddy. Mike Tyson told Andy Cohen on his radio show he "did what he told me to do" when Diddy asked the former boxer to give President Trump a letter for him.

Some of Diddy's employees are allegedly not getting paid while the music mogul is serving time in prison, but his team is denying the allegations. On Tuesday (Jan. 6), TMZ reported that sources tell them members of Puff's staff are going without compensation.

Reinvention. It’s often the key to a long, fruitful career. Dolly Parton is excellent at it, and Elton John is, too. So is Jay Z and many more. But perhaps the paragon of reinvention—at least when it comes to stage names and monikers—is Sean Combs ...

Too $hort apologizes for his Diddy party remarks, saying he learned more about the abuse claims and regrets hurting survivors.

Hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, known as Puff Daddy, who was reportedly enjoying a "pampered prison life," has ultimately been transferred to another correctional facility.