After suffering a mysterious head injury in prison, Sean "Diddy" Combs is bracing himself for even more misery once he's eventually released, a source tells In Touch.
"He's chomping at the bit to get out, but it's no secret he's got serious worries about the kind of life he'll have left to go back to," says the source. "His money troubles are a lot worse than people realize and he's hemorrhaging more by the day."
As In Touch previously reported, the rapper, 56, is serving a 50-month federal sentence after a jury convicted him of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.
"He's used to living like a king and having money to throw at any problem, but those days are looking pretty much over," the source admits. "He's got lawyers to pay, lawsuits coming at him from all sides, bills piling up and a mountain of debts to deal with."
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Life behind bars is "no cakewalk" for Combs either, notes the source.
Following his prison hospital scare, the Bad Boy Records founder — who has been written up for fighting multiple times — was transferred from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey to FCI Allenwood in Pennsylvania, TMZ reported on Tuesday, October 13.
"He's under a lot more scrutiny these days, so there's no getting away with special favors anymore," says the source, adding that Combs remains a "target" amongst inmates. "It might be a low-security prison, but it's still jail. He's vulnerable to attacks and has admitted he's scared for his life in there."
As of press time, the "Mo Money Mo Problems" singer is set to be released March 2, 2028.
"A lot of people expected he'd be spending a whole lot more time behind bars when this case started, so people are telling him to count his blessings," the source shares. "But he's not feeling very blessed right now. He says his life is hell."
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