The freedom of rapper and music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces a new obstacle. According to reports from People magazine, based on records from the US Federal Bureau of Prisons, its release date was postponed from May 8 to June 4, 2028. This delay of approximately one month comes after the artist, sentenced last October to 50 months in prison for transporting people for prostitution, was accused of alleged violations of prison rules. What incidents lengthened his sentence? Although authorities have not officially specified the reasons, the magazine points to several incidents reported by media outlets such as TMZ and CBS News. Among them, it is highlighted that Combs was caught making and consuming homemade alcohol in his cell, a mixture created with Fanta, apples, and sugar. Another incident mentioned involves a phone call with multiple participants, a practice expressly prohibited in the prison system. However, a spokesperson for the musician has refuted this accusation, arguing that the call in question was with his lawyer and, therefore, did not constitute a violation. However, in response to these accusations, the artist's team has come to his defense. A spokesperson told People that Combs “has not violated any prison rules” and that his “sobriety and self-discipline are top priorities,” emphasizing that the rapper is taking them “very seriously.” Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been incarcerated since September 2024, and this delay in his release date adds a new chapter to his complicated legal situation, while his lawyers continue working on the appeal to reduce his sentence.