We Take a Look at What Life is Like for P Diddy Now That He is Behind Bars

The implications of this case have been a hot topic on The Blake Moia Show.

P Diddy, the renowned music mogul, has recently lost his appeal for bond, a decision that has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry. This ruling comes amidst serious allegations surrounding his involvement in various criminal activities, which included forcing women into having sex "Freak Off" shows and forcing them to have sex with hired male prostitutes, bribery, intimidation and witness tampering through threats of violence and blackmail. 

A second judge again yesterday ruled that P Diddy poses a danger to society and is a flight risk who has access to a lot of money. This determination has resulted in his placement in solitary confinement - a decision that underscores the severity of the allegations against him.

As the case unfolds with over 300 witness subpoenas serves, prosecutors are building a strong case against P Diddy, armed with laptops containing thousands of videos and evidence. This wealth of information suggests that there may be more individuals involved in this web of alleged criminal activity, raising the stakes for everyone connected to the case.

With P Diddy's legal battles ahead, we dive into the reality of life behind bars at the Brooklyn Metropolitain Detention Center in New York, where he is currently incarcerated.  It's New York's most notorious jail.

It's known for its barbaric and horrific conditions - with reports of suicides, stabbings, murders, riots, blackouts and lockdowns. The food is nasty. Prisoners are served boiled turkey, potatoes, and beets for lunch. Other inmates report being served a Sardine only diet. 

The prisoners are issued white underwear and are only allowed to shower twice a week. They are only allowed out of their cells for just one hour each day for recreation. 

P Diddy will also have to wake up at 6am every morning to mop the cell floor and make his bed. 

A few other celebrities has also spent time here at MDC, including R Kelly, Ghislaine Maxwell and Bernie Madoff.

The judge's ruling that P Diddy poses a danger to society, and a flight risk who has access to a lot of money, has resulted in his placement in solitary confinement - a decision that underscores the severity of the allegations against him as well as his popularity and fame. Sources tell The Blake Moia Show that he could be a "prize catch if someone could whack him in jail".

As the case unfolds, prosecutors are building a strong case against P Diddy, armed with laptops containing thousands of videos and evidence. This wealth of information suggests that there may be more individuals involved in this web of alleged criminal activity, raising the stakes for everyone connected to the case.