Diddy's time in prison is reportedly worsening each day. According to various sources, the music mogul is growing increasingly paranoid during his stay at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. A former inmate at the facility, Larry Levine, revealed that Diddy is refusing to eat the prison meals, fearing they may be poisoned. Levine claims Diddy's concerns might not be entirely unfounded.

Speaking to News Nation, Levine explained that Diddy believes he has become a target in prison. He added that tampering with an inmate's food can be done easily if a correctional officer is bribed. "These officers don't make much money, and there are people with a lot of money who Diddy might have information on," Levine said, citing a source within the detention center.


He also noted that Diddy's paranoia is escalating, with the mogul becoming increasingly fearful and distrustful of those around him.

Levine is not the only one to express concern for Diddy's safety. Former Metropolitan Detention Center warden Cameron Lindsay previously told TMZ that many inmates may see Diddy as a high-value target. Lindsay suggested that harming someone as famous as Diddy could earn an inmate considerable respect, calling it a potential "badge of honor."

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Outside of prison, Diddy's legal situation remains bleak. His attorney, Marc Agnifilo, stated in court documents obtained by AllHipHop that no further legal action can be taken to improve his client's current conditions. For now, Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, will have to endure life in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center—whether he chooses to eat or not.