While Sean "Diddy" Combs seems to be managing his time in jail for now, a celebrity prison coach expresses valid concerns for his mental health. John Fuller, known for coaching high-profile clients like Martha Stewart, told TMZ that although Diddy may not be suicidal initially, his mental state could deteriorate over time, especially if the trial doesn't go in his favor.
Fuller noted that Diddy is likely accustomed to getting his way due to his celebrity status, but that reality has changed, which may be difficult for him to accept. He described the situation as "his version of 9/11," emphasizing the potential for feelings of "complete hopelessness" given the serious charges Diddy faces, including sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation for prostitution, all while being held without bond.