American music mogul Sean Combs, widely known as Diddy, has received a revised federal prison release date for the second time since beginning his sentence.

The 55-year-old entertainer is currently serving a 50-month sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Fort Dix following his conviction on prostitution-related charges. He was previously acquitted of more serious trafficking allegations but still received a four-year custodial sentence.

Release Date Moved Forward

Court and corrections records confirm that Combs’ projected release date has now been adjusted to April 25, 2028, marking a reduction of approximately five weeks from the previously scheduled date of June 4, 2028.

Initially, his release had been set for May 8, 2028, before being pushed back to June. This latest revision moves his return home forward once again.

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Reason for the Adjustment

According to reports, the updated date reflects credit earned through:

Participation in a court-approved rehabilitation program
Documented good behavior
Engagement in inmate support initiatives within the facility

Federal inmates can qualify for time reductions through compliance, programming, and rehabilitation efforts under Bureau of Prisons guidelines.

Current Status

Combs reportedly requested placement at FCI Fort Dix and was approved. Since his arrival, sources indicate he has maintained a low profile while completing required programs.

While five weeks may appear minor in duration, legal experts note that sentence reductions of any length are significant within the federal prison system.

As of now, April 25, 2028 stands as the official projected release date. However, such dates remain subject to change based on conduct, policy adjustments, or administrative review.

Further updates will be provided as new developments emerge.