Diddy takes another swing at bail

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What do you know? Sean “Diddy” Combs has just filed another motion for bail—and this time TMZ got the exclusive scoop. According to our sources, Combs’ legal team slid a fresh bail package over to Judge Arun Subramanian on July 29, 2025, pleading that he’s now the only man in America behind bars for hiring male sex workers to bang his girlfriend. Let that sink in.

Yup, Combs’ saying the world got it twisted—claiming the relationship was consensual, and he’s ready to stand on that in court. Suddenly it’s a soul‑searching love affair, not a crime scene. His lawyers argue “changed circumstances” and new evidence prove the government’s case is “thin.” The motion specifically asks for $1 million bail, surrender of his passport, home confinement, and strict travel limits—basically, a walk in the park compared to MDC Brooklyn life.

Let’s recap the legal roller coaster: Combs was indicted in September 2024 on racketeering, sex trafficking by force, and transportation charges. He pled not guilty. His May 5, 2025 trial began with jury selection, and on July 2 the jury delivered a split verdict—he was found guilty on two counts of transportation for prostitution, but acquitted on the sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

Judge Subramanian swiftly denied bail at that verdict hearing—highlighting Combs’ admitted past domestic violence. So now Combs is back at the notorious Metropolitan Detention Center, awaiting sentencing set for October 3, 2025. Prosecutors are gunning for a fifty-one month minimum prison term—though the sentence cap looms at twenty years.

In true fashion, we’ll say this: Puff’s love life just got another chapter in a legal saga so wild it makes “Love & Hip Hop” look PG. Combs is hustling for freedom—with a whole new narrative. Will it work? Stay tuned, because this chapter is far from closed.