Sean "Diddy" Combs is allegedly frustrated over the reported special treatment of his fellow detainee, Luigi Mangione, at the Metropolitan Detention Center located in Brooklyn.
The disgraced music producer is said to be disheartened by the negativity surrounding him in prison, contrasting it with the positive attention Mangione is receiving.
An insider revealed to the Daily Mail, "Diddy has been throwing tantrums over the fact that Luigi is getting all of the attention in prison and is being revered as a hero after literally murdering someone on camera."
They added, "Even in prison, Diddy's ego is bigger than life."
Mangione, the individual charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has found support and acceptance among fellow inmates and appears to be adjusting well to life behind bars.
"He has gotten so much support with prisoners who have shared with him their stories of losing loved ones due to inadequate healthcare," the outlet's insider revealed. "Not to mention the fact that the prison, itself, faces constant allegations of inadequate healthcare to those who are locked up."
In addition to sharing the same location, Diddy and Mangione are both represented by the same legal team.
Marc Agnifilo is serving as the attorney for the founder of Bad Boy Records. At the same time, he and his wife, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, have joined forces to provide legal representation for Mangione.
Even though it may seem like a strange twist of fate, the origin of the information made it clear that the two individuals have not crossed paths, given Mangione's current situation of being isolated from others.
"Diddy has not had any contact with Luigi Mangione despite sharing the same legal team," the insider said. "They do not spend time together and the two really have zero in common."
Diddy found himself in the custody of law enforcement authorities in New York since September. Despite efforts by his legal team to secure his release from in-home confinement with a $50 million bond, multiple judges turned down the request, citing concerns about his potential threat to public safety and the risk of fleeing.
Meanwhile, after an extensive five-day search, Mangione was arrested in Pennsylvania on December 9 in connection to the murder of the prominent health insurance tycoon.
Subsequently, he was extradited to New York for further legal proceedings.
MusicTimes could not independently verify Daily Mail's claims.
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