The reported prison fight between Sean “Diddy” Combs and Christopher “Dudus” Coke never happened, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. A spokesperson for the bureau told Page Six the fight is “false and did not happen.”
Diddy’s family is saying the same thing. On “The Breakfast Club” Thursday, Loren LoRosa said she spoke with a family member who called the story “completely false” and said “there was not a fight at all.” The family says Combs is guarded whenever he is outside his Special Housing Unit, that he and Coke are housed on completely different sides of Fort Dix, and that there is no investigation into any fight.
Combs and Coke are on completely different sides of Fort Dix, and the prison bureau says the fight never happened.
The family admits it does not know for certain what caused the head injury that sent Combs to a hospital on Saturday. Their line is that “it definitely wasn’t anything crazy,” and they are upset the hospital trip became public at all.
Coke’s family pushed back earlier, with his aunt Angela Jackson calling the reports fake news and saying the two men have never even met inside the prison. TMZ, which first reported the fight from its prison sources, has not backed down. Page Six had earlier reported the injury came from Combs hitting his head on a bunk bed.
So the official record now reads like this: a head injury, a hospital trip, and every party with a name attached to it denying the fight ever took place.
See also: TMZ Says Diddy’s Head Injury Came From a Prison Fight With Jamaican Drug Lord Dudus, Not a Bunk Bed and Dudus Just Picked Up a Full Extra Year in Federal Prison