Life Behind Bars: Diddy's New Routine

Sean "Diddy" Combs, once known for his wild nights, is now living a life of strict routines behind bars. His days are now structured around the rigid schedule of Fort Dix, a federal prison. Gone are the late nights and spontaneous parties. Instead, Diddy's new normal includes early mornings and early bedtimes. The prison's schedule is no joke. Inmates must be up and ready for breakfast by 6 am. This is a far cry from Diddy's past lifestyle. The food, however, is nothing to write home about. Breakfast usually consists of simple items like oatmeal or cereal. It's a stark contrast to the lavish meals Diddy might have been used to.The day doesn't end early. Inmates have some free time in the evening, but they must be back in their bunks by a certain time for headcount. After that, it's lights out at 11 pm. This strict routine is a world away from Diddy's previous life of luxury and excess. Prison life is tough, and it's clear that Diddy's lifestyle has done a complete 180. The days are long, and the nights are short. It's a harsh reality check for someone who was once at the top of the music industry.