Sean "Diddy" Combs is no longer at FCI Fort Dix. TMZ reported Friday, Oct. 16, that he was moved to FCI Allenwood in Pennsylvania, and both XXL and HotNewHipHop picked it up the same day. Treat the details below as reported, not confirmed: the Bureau of Prisons has not given a reason for the move.
What's reported
Allenwood is a low-security facility, the same security level as Fort Dix, but far smaller: roughly 1,000 inmates against about 4,000, per XXL. HNHH, citing TMZ's sources, says he left the New Jersey facility the morning of Oct. 16, after a medical emergency the previous Saturday that sent him to a hospital by ambulance. XXL describes the move as reading more like security than discipline. Rep. Juda S. Engelmayer's statement, per XXL, called it a move between two low-security facilities.

The month that led here
Fort Dix has been a bad stretch. Last month he was placed in the Special Housing Unit after an NBC News report about contraband, including a cell phone, and alleged perks bought with money and influence, per XXL. Combs reportedly lost 41 days of good time credit and 400 days of commissary privileges over multiple infractions. S&B covered the solitary stretch here: Diddy moved back to solitary at Fort Dix.
The head injury is where the reporting splits. One account tied it to a fight with a Jamaican drug lord; his family and the Bureau of Prisons denied that, and HNHH notes there was no official confirmation. An earlier version had it as a bunk-bed bump. Those stories cannot all be true, and none has been verified.
XXL lists his release date as March 2, 2028. S&B's earlier reporting cited a different date, so check the Bureau of Prisons inmate locator before quoting one.
The read
A transfer is not a verdict on anything that happened at Fort Dix. What it does show is how little of this is coming from official channels: TMZ broke it, the Bureau of Prisons denied a fight story in writing, and the rest is sources. Wait for the paperwork.
## Sources - XXL, "Diddy Transferred to New Prison in Pennsylvania" (Oct. 16, 2026) - HotNewHipHop, "Diddy Transferred To New Federal Prison Following Recent Scandals" (Oct. 16, 2026)
