Sean Combs finances Thanksgiving dinner for 1,000 prison inmates
Incarcerated rapper Sean Combs collaborated with the organization Bankroll Bosses to finance and organize a Thanksgiving meal serving 1,000 inmates at his correctional facility.
Sean Combs, currently imprisoned at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey for transporting people across state lines for sexual purposes, recently partnered with Bankroll Bosses to finance a Thanksgiving meal for 1,000 fellow inmates. Through his publicist, Combs explained that Thanksgiving represents ensuring others have food and acknowledging that holidays are difficult for incarcerated individuals separated from their families. Inmates prepared the meals over two days using improvised cooking methods due to limited kitchen facilities.
However, this charitable gesture is significantly undermined by serious allegations against Combs. Surveillance footage from 2016 emerged in 2024 showing him assaulting his ex-girlfriend, singer Cassie Ventura.
Additionally, prosecutors have alleged that Combs organized sexually explicit parties involving forced sexual encounters. A new investigation has been opened regarding sexual assault allegations.
Combs' legal team denies all accusations, stating they should be resolved through court proceedings rather than media speculation.
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