50 Cent Trolls Incarcerated Sean 'Diddy' Combs on Social Media for His 57th Birthday
50 Cent marked Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ 57th birthday by posting an alleged prison photograph of the music mogul on Instagram accompanied by sarcastic remarks. The taunt follows Combs' federal sentencing and recent transfer to a new correctional facility, as reported by Billboard.
50 Cent celebrated the birthday of his long-standing adversary Sean 'Diddy' Combs with public ridicule, sharing an unconfirmed photograph purportedly showing the Bad Boy Records founder behind bars. The Queens rap veteran used Instagram to deliver the taunt as Combs marked his 57th birthday on Wednesday, Nov. 4, according to reporting by Billboard.
The social media post featured an image of a disheveled Combs showing graying, salt-and-pepper hair. Alongside the picture, 50 Cent sarcastically remarked on Combs' ongoing legal situation, writing, “Happy 57th B day Diddy wishing you many more, LOL.” He added in the caption, “I told you he alright got his appeal going, Diddy good! Happy Birthday LOL.” Billboard noted that the authenticity of the photograph circulating in the post remains unverified.
This is not the first instance where 50 Cent has marked Combs' birthday with public mockery on digital platforms. Billboard reported that the G-Unit founder similarly posted online during Combs' previous birthday, maintaining an adversarial campaign that has played out across social networks and media appearances.
The dynamic between the two hip-hop executives escalated significantly after 50 Cent partnered with Netflix to release the four-part docuseries “Sean Combs: The Reckoning.” The project, which was awarded an Emmy, examined extensive allegations of sexual abuse brought against Combs.
During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in October, 50 Cent addressed claims that Combs had watched the documentary series from prison. “He saw the whole thing… I’m sure (he) thought it was the best documentary he ever saw in his life,” 50 Cent told Kimmel during the broadcast.
Combs remains in federal custody serving a 50-month prison term. According to Billboard, the music executive was sentenced in October 2025 following his conviction on two counts of prostitution transportation. Combs is currently scheduled for release from federal custody in March 2028.
His conditions of confinement recently shifted after a reported disciplinary issue. TMZ reported in October that Combs was transferred from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey to the Federal Correctional Institution, Allenwood in Pennsylvania following an alleged confrontation involving another incarcerated individual. A representative for Combs confirmed to Billboard that he was relocated from the New Jersey site to a low-security facility.