Diddy turned 57 on Wednesday, November 4, and spent it at a federal prison in Pennsylvania, eating a birthday menu of a burger, pork roast and cupcakes, according to In Touch Weekly’s reporting carried by HotNewHipHop. One of the first public birthday wishes he got came from the man who has made a second career out of his downfall.

“Happy 57th B day Diddy wishing you many more, LOL,” 50 Cent wrote on Instagram, alongside an aged, grey haired image of Combs in prison clothing, AllHipHop and Baller Alert report. Billboard has noted it is unclear whether that photo is authentic, and several images claiming to show Diddy behind bars have previously turned out to be fake, so read it for what it is: a troll, not a photograph.

The feud outlives the empire

50 Cent is an executive producer of Sean Combs: The Reckoning, the Netflix docuseries about the allegations against Diddy. By 50’s own telling, “everyone watched it, it was number one in 31 countries,” and he claims Diddy himself saw it inside prison on a jailbroken tablet that was contraband in the facility. The birthday post is the latest episode of a feud that has followed Combs from the boardroom to a cell, and 50 has shown no sign of letting it rest while there is an audience for it.

Where Diddy actually is now

Combs is serving his sentence at FCI Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania, where he is in general population after being transferred from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey in October, TMZ reports. The Bureau of Prisons confirmed to AllHipHop only that “Sean Combs is currently incarcerated at FCI Allenwood Low,” and did not disclose a reason for the transfer.

His time at Fort Dix was turbulent by every account. TMZ reported he was placed in the Special Housing Unit, the prison’s solitary wing, over alleged contraband phones and fights, while NBC News reported he had been living with unusual perks, paying other inmates to give him massages, cook his meals and handle his chores. TMZ’s sources say he lost 41 days of good time credit and 400 days of commissary privileges. A reported confrontation with another inmate was denied by prison officials. The Bureau of Prisons has declined to comment on his conditions of confinement.

The legal ground underneath it all: in July 2025 a jury convicted Combs on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution and acquitted him of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. He was sentenced to 50 months in October 2025. The Bureau of Prisons lists his projected release date as February 6, 2028, and his appeal remains pending.

So this is the picture at 57: the Bad Boy empire behind him, a prison burger for a birthday dinner, and his oldest rival on Instagram, wishing him many more. LOL.

Nation, settle it: has 50 Cent taken the Diddy trolling too far, or is this simply the longest running show in hip hop, and he would be a fool to stop now?