Sean "Diddy" Combs was taken from his prison cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center to Brooklyn Hospital late Thursday night for medical care. According to sources, the trip was scheduled at around 10 PM to avoid drawing attention.

Combs underwent an MRI due to knee pain, which is reportedly linked to a previous injury rather than a recent altercation or emergency. After the scan, he was promptly returned to his cell and did not stay overnight at the hospital

Authorities reportedly scheduled the trip at night to minimize attention from both the public and fellow inmates. A source close to the situation told Page Six that Combs' knee had been bothering him, leading to the medical examination. The trip was not due to any violent incident or emergency but rather linked to a long-standing knee injury. Combs has a history of knee problems and previously underwent multiple surgeries, including a knee replacement in 2020​

Despite speculation that Combs may have been involved in a jail altercation, insiders clarified that his condition was not the result of a fight. After completing the MRI, he was returned to his cell without staying overnight at the hospital​

Combs has been incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center since his arrest on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transporting individuals for prostitution. The embattled music executive has been denied bail multiple times and maintains his innocence, with his trial set to begin on May 5, 2025​

Reports say, Combs' legal troubles extend beyond the criminal case. He is also facing several civil lawsuits, including allegations of abuse from multiple women, including his former girlfriend, R&B singer Cassie​

While behind bars, reports suggest that Combs' physical health has deteriorated. Observers noted that he appeared thinner and more worn down compared to when he was first taken into custody. However, sources close to the rapper insist that he remains "fit, healthy, and focused on his defense"​

Authorities have not provided further details on Combs' medical condition, citing privacy and security concerns. Meanwhile, his legal team has not publicly commented on his hospital visit​