# Diddy's release date pushed back

True crime · Heat 1.0 / 10 · 2 shows · 13m airtime

The Bureau of Prisons moved Diddy's release date back to March 2, 2028 on October 8, about a month later than previously scheduled, without giving a reason. On October 10 he was hospitalized with a head injury and returned to Fort Dix before dawn on Sunday. Reporting since adds that he was two or three days short of an automatic administrative expulsion from the RDAP program. The discussion now runs from what the unexplained delay signals about his time inside to what the hospitalization and the near-expulsion say about conditions there.

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## Segments

- [The Breakfast Club](https://boilpoints.com/u/thebreakfastclub), 2026-10-08, 1:24:36 to 1:26:16: **Reports the release date moved to 2028**. Reports that Diddy's release date moved to March 2, 2028, about a month later, after a contraband conversation; the Bureau of Prisons won't confirm why. New angle: Diddy's prison release date is now March 2, 2028, pushed back about a month.
- [Crime Stories with Nancy Grace](https://boilpoints.com/u/crimestorieswithnancygrace), 2026-10-13, 2:33 to 4:03: **Adds the release-date mechanics and hospitalization**. Adds the specific mechanics of the release-date move - more than 40 days, from January 21 to March 2, 2028 - and a new development: Combs was rushed to a hospital with a head injury on October 10 and returned to Fort Dix before dawn Sunday. New angle: Combs was hospitalized with a head injury on October 10 and returned to Fort Dix before dawn Sunday.
- [Crime Stories with Nancy Grace](https://boilpoints.com/u/crimestorieswithnancygrace), 2026-10-13, 1:18 to 4:52: **Adds the 1 a.m. ambulance and RDAP timing**. Adds detail to the hospitalization: the ambulance came at 1 a.m., Combs was conscious and talking, and he was back before sunrise. Tisa Tells says he wanted a longer stay to stop an automatic RDAP expulsion, and that inmates who hid his phone and guards who supplied liquor are facing penalties. New angle: Combs was two or three days short of an automatic administrative expulsion from the RDAP program.
- [Crime Stories with Nancy Grace](https://boilpoints.com/u/crimestorieswithnancygrace), 2026-10-13, 4:52 to 10:59: **Defends the hospital trip as routine**. Brings on a former federal warden to defend the hospital trip as routine emergency protocol, then spends the rest of the segment on the perks and the NBC inmate accounts. Reaction and argument, no new development in the case.