Sean Combs says he helped to prepare and pay for Thanksgiving meals for his fellow jail inmates.
Combs, who’s serving a four-year sentence on the New Jersey-based federal correctional establishment often known as FCI Fort Dix, instructed TMZ by his rep that he labored with an inner group referred to as Bankroll Bosses to make the meals occur. Combs and others purchased meals from the jail commissary, spent two days getting ready the meals after which distributed them to each housing unit at Fort Dix. The meal consisted of turkey roast, mashed potatoes, corn and dessert. Given their restricted sources, Combs and others used ID playing cards for chopping the meals and had no entry to stoves or microwaves.
“Thanksgiving, to me, is about ensuring different folks eat,” Combs instructed TMZ. “Everyone misses their household. Folks get depressed in the course of the holidays. We simply wished to return collectively as a household and do our personal factor.”
Combs was moved to Fort Dix in October following his sentence of 4 years and two months in jail after being discovered responsible this summer time on two counts of violating the Mann Act, which includes transportation of people for the aim of prostitution. He was additionally ordered to pay a $500,000 advantageous and bear a five-year supervised launch.
“There’s lots of misinterpretations about jail,” he instructed TMZ. “There’s a sturdy brotherhood. All of us look out for one another. It’s nothing however a constructive factor. It’s like a bit of little bit of dwelling in a darkish place.”