Sean “Diddy” Combs’ loved ones are shutting down “completely false” reports he got into a fight with a Jamaican drug lord over the weekend.
Loren LoRosa told “Breakfast Club” listeners Thursday that she “spoke to a family member of” the embattled rapper’s family who insisted “there was not a fight at all” despite TMZ’s recent claim otherwise.
The denial comes after Combs, 56, was sent to a hospital Saturday for a head injury he incurred during his stay at the Fort Dix prison in New Jersey.
After Page Six reported Tuesday that Combs hit his head on a bunk bed, TMZ alleged he got into an altercation with kingpin “Dudus,” whose real name is Christopher Coke.
LoRosa, however, pointed out that while the outlet claimed the alleged altercation occurred during his daily break, the music mogul is “guarded” when outside his Special Housing Unit (SHU) — and that Combs and “Dudus” are on “completely different sides” of the prison.
She acknowledged that Combs’ family is “not 100 percent certain what” caused the Grammy winner’s wound but are insisting “it definitely wasn’t anything crazy.”
LoRosa noted that Combs “was brought right back to jail,” where he “is currently sitting right now.”
She added that the former record executive’s loved ones are “upset” at the privacy breach, saying, “No one should know he was taken to the hospital.”
“They don’t know where this [information] came from,” LoRosa continued. “But they want to clear it up.”
She did not specify which family member she chatted with. Combs, notably, is a seven-time dad who received public shows of support from many of his children and mom Janice Combs during his 2025 trial.
Charlamagne Tha God piped in to speculate “one of his people put this story out” and “amplified” it as a means of showing Sean is “not safe” behind bars.
He subsequently hit out at Sean for having such a “loud” prison stay since being convicted on two counts of transportation for prostitution last year and sentenced to 50 months behind bars.
“If I was Diddy, I’d just be trying to be as quiet as possible, do my bid and come home,” he said.
Sean’s rep previously told Page Six that his team has “no way of independently verifying” the alleged fight between the inmates — and that their primary “concern is for Sean’s health and well-being.”
A rep for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, meanwhile, insisted to us on Wednesday that an altercation between Sean and “Dudus” “did not happen.”
The “Coming Home” hitmaker is set to be freed on March 2, 2028, two months after his original release date.
The new date was put in place after a slew of prison violations for alleged fights and phone use.
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