Sean "Diddy" Combs she was recently seen looking "thinner" than usual. According to the report, the rapper's weight loss may be related to him refusing meals out of fear for his safety.

The rapper is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York City on sex crime charges and will remain there pending trial after withdrawing his release bid.

According to reports, Sean "Diddy" Combs will only receive meals available from the "MDC commissary list" for the Christmas season, along with a possible "Christmas or holiday sack."

Diddy reportedly looked "stunningly thinner" during his latest court appearance, where cameras were not allowed.

The rapper's appearance fueled rumors that he was skipping meals, which may have contributed to his weight loss.

However, prison expert Larry Levine suggested Daily Mail's podcast, "The Trial of Diddy," that it shouldn't be surprising if the music mogul skips meals.

Levine explained that he may be doing this as a form of self-protection.

"He's really getting a lot of people in trouble. People want to kill him," said the founder of Wall Street Prison Consultants. "So what if someone on the outside knew someone who had a relative who worked in a prison, so they put something in his food?"

Levine added, "Little by little, then he gets poisoned, whatever it is, and it's an early check-out for Mr. Puff Daddy. They kill him. That's another reason, another theory, why he didn't eat. He was afraid the food was poisoned." or contaminated."

After voluntarily withdrawing his bail application, Diddy is now facing a "dark" Christmas, locked up in the special housing unit of the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York.

It gets worse for the rapper who, according to the claims Daily Mailhe will receive only "what is available to him from the list of MDC commissars", not the luxurious meals he is used to as a free man.

A source revealed that the Bad Boy founder might also receive a "Christmas or holiday goody bag," but the contents of such packages have since dwindled over the years.

"It's plastic and it's almost like a big pillow and it's shrunk over the years," prison expert Levine said on the news outlet's podcast.

He added: "It's a bunch of crap that was probably bought because it's out of date because the prison system is selling you out-of-date stuff. And they're trying to act like they're doing the inmates a favor."

Diddy has been in custody at the MDC since his arrest on sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation for prostitution charges in September.

Apparently, the incarceration took a physical toll on him, as law and crime reporter Elizabeth Millner said after the rapper's final hearing.

The reporter revealed that Diddy "looked just stunningly thinner" and also "grayed a little."

"Very different from the luxurious lifestyle he used to live, but he looked a lot thinner and maybe being locked up in detention is starting to bother him," she added, per Page Six.

In response to the speculation, sources close to Diddy claimed the rapper is "fit" and "healthy."

They also shared that he is "fully focused on his defense" for the trial, which is scheduled for May next year.

Sources added of the rapper: "He's been very active, staying upbeat and, as always, happy to see his kids."

After recently withdrawing his bail appeal, Diddy is expected to remain in jail pending trial.

He has been denied bail on three previous occasions, the latest denial stemming from federal prosecutors presenting compelling evidence of Diddy's alleged propensity for violence.

Judge Arun Subramanian's decision on Diddy's third bail application highlighted the dangers of releasing the rapper from prison before trial.

"The court finds that the government has shown by clear and convincing evidence that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably ensure the safety of the community," the ruling said. Daily Mail.

The judge also noted there was "evidence to support a serious risk of witness tampering" after the "Bad Boy for Life" rapper was accused of violating his phone privileges behind bars.

Diddy was also convicted of allegedly paying other inmates to use their telephone access code numbers to make three-way calls to people who were not on his approved contact list.