50 Cent continued his trolling of Sean “Diddy” Combs following Diddy’s four-year sentence in his sex trafficking case.
In a post shared on Friday, he commented on someone who had invited Diddy to speak about engagement, along with courtroom sketches showing a tearful Combs. “I’m available!” he added jokingly.
The Post noted that prosecutors had mentioned Diddy scheduling a talk in Miami next week, perhaps hoping this might lead to an early release.
Federal attorneys claimed that Combs’ actions demonstrated a “hubris” during his sentencing, and that the judge suggested he should face 11.2 years in prison.
Prosecutor Mary Slavic addressed Manhattan Federal Court Judge Arun Subramanian, stating that Combs “has not truly recognized how his actions led him here.” She further emphasized, “His respect for the law is just lip service.”
On Friday, Combs received a sentence of four years and two months, in addition to being required to pay a $500,000 fine to enroll in a mental health and substance abuse program.
Having already spent a year in prison, this sentence indicates that he may be released in about three years.
In July, Diddy was convicted of two counts related to prostitution, with the potential for a maximum 20-year sentence under the law.
However, Judge Subramanian determined the sentencing range for each charge to be between five and seven years.
While Combs faced additional charges of assault and sex trafficking, he was not convicted on those counts.
Following his sentence, 50 Cent took to his social media once again to mock Diddy. On Thursday, he shared a humorous “letter to the judge,” expressing concern for public safety if Diddy were released. He humorously remarked on their long-standing feud and Diddy’s fondness for baby oil.
“I’ve been in a heated debate with him for 20 years,” said 50. “He’s significantly dangerous. I’ve feared for my life multiple times.”
