Earlier this week, Sean “Diddy” Combs was in court for an inquest hearing, where Elizabeth Millner from the Law & Crime Network also attended.
During the proceedings, Millner noted major changes in the Bad Boy boss’s appearance. She revealed Diddy appeared to have lost weight after his arrest in September and his hair had turned grayer.
Millner said, per Page Six, “From the video DailyMail obtained in September of Diddy playing hacky in Central Park to now, he looks surprisingly thin, which you can see.” could expect to be in a federal detention center for a married couple.” these past few months,”
“Much different from the lavish lifestyle he lived before. But he looks noticeably thinner.”
In the course of her ongoing analysis, she suggests the idea that the growing burden of his legal troubles may finally be taking its toll on him.
“Maybe being locked up in the detention center is starting to tire him. He also seems a little grayer.”
However, in the latest episode of the “Diddy Trial” podcast series on DailyMail, prison expert Larry Levine shared an alternative but surprising theory about Diddy’s remarkable weight loss.
He suggested that the “I Need A Girl” rapper, who is currently behind bars and is facing charges of sex trafficking, racketeering and trafficking for his involvement in prostitution, might cut down on meals due to concerns about possible poisoning.
“People want to kill him. What if there are people on the outside who have connections inside the prison?” Levine declared. “They could contaminate his food, poisoning him over time.”
He continued, “Little by little, then he was poisoned, whatever it was, and Mr. Puff Daddy paid the price soon. They killed him.”
“That’s another reason, another theory as to why he’s not eating. He’s afraid the food is poisoned or contaminated.”
Although there is uncertainty surrounding the expert’s claim, Levine has mentioned this theory many times before. He echoed similar sentiments in an interview with News Nation following the rapper’s arrest in September.
In the event that an individual approached one of the prison guards, he expressed concern about Diddy’s ability to tamper with food.
Levine said in September, “This could happen. They don’t make a lot of money and there are people out there who think he has a lot of money.”
However, people in Diddy’s circle confirm that the hip hop artist is physically fit and healthy and ready for his defense schedule in May 2025.
They told Newsweek, “He is very active, in good spirits and as always, he is happy to see his children again.”
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