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The news comes after US broadcaster NBC revealed his "pampered" prison lifestyle at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey. The Bad Boys Records founder, who is part-way through a 50-month sentence, was being cooked special meals, receiving massages and paying fellow inmates to do his chores, the outlet reported on Wednesday. Insiders told NBC that it's standard for inmates to be sent to solitary confinement while investigations take place. Four men who claimed to have been housed in the same unit as Combs told the outlet that the Act Bad rapper was living a "pampered" life behind bars.