Sean “Diddy” Combs, currently held in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, was transferred to a nearby hospital for an MRI after complaining of knee pain. The late-night transfer was kept quiet to avoid drawing attention, and he was quickly returned to the facility afterward.

Combs’ legal troubles grew as federal prosecutors expanded their case, adding new charges of abuse, coercion, and manipulation spanning from 2004 to 2024. The updated indictment alleges he orchestrated “Freak Offs” involving coerced sex acts, drugs, and threats, while silencing victims through his wealth and influence.

The case now includes more victims and details Combs’ attempts to silence those who challenged him. With each new legal filing, it becomes less likely he will be granted bail before his trial in May 2025.

As the case unfolds, Combs faces significant public fallout, with many distancing themselves from him. If convicted, he could face a long prison sentence, marking a dramatic fall for the former music mogul.