Diddy Denied Bail Despite Verdict, To Remain in Custody Until Sentencing in October

Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been denied bail following the recent verdict in his highly publicized trial.

Judge Arun Subramanian informed the courtroom that after carefully reviewing the relevant submissions, he has decided to deny Diddy’s request for bail. This means the hip-hop icon will remain in custody until his official sentencing.

The decision comes despite Diddy being found not guilty on two counts of s£x traff!cking and racket£ering c0nspiracy, though he was convicted on two counts of transportation for pr0stitution — charges that still carry significant legal consequences.

Prosecutors have since recommended a sentence of four to five years, with formal sentencing expected to take place in the coming weeks.

The courtroom was packed with media, supporters, and legal observers as the judge delivered the ruling, marking yet another dramatic turn in a case that has captured global attention.

Diddy’s legal team has not issued an official statement regarding the bail denial but previously expressed their intention to appeal parts of the verdict.