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Diddy Jealous of Luigi Mangione’s Popularity in Prison

Life behind bars isn’t going smoothly for Diddy. The 54-year-old rapper and music mogul is reportedly fuming at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Center, not because of his own high-profile legal troubles, but because fellow inmate Luigi Mangione has become a surprise favorite among other prisoners.

Who’s Luigi Mangione?

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Luigi Mangione, 26, is awaiting trial for the high-profile murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Despite the gravity of his charges, Mangione has somehow managed to gain the admiration of inmates, who see him as a symbol of resistance due to his tragic backstory involving loved ones lost to poor healthcare. While Mangione is being held in solitary confinement, his reputation is apparently thriving in the prison community.

Diddy’s Frustration

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Meanwhile, Diddy is stuck in the general population and reportedly growing frustrated with the stark contrast in how he’s being treated compared to Mangione. According to sources, the rapper feels like he’s being met with hostility despite maintaining his innocence, while Mangione is being viewed as some sort of hero. Rumors of Diddy “throwing tantrums” over Mangione’s popularity have already started circulating.

Two Worlds, One Prison

While Diddy and Mangione share the same legal team, sources say the two haven’t had any direct contact. “They don’t have anything in common,” an insider revealed, adding that Diddy’s jealousy stems more from the perception of favoritism rather than any personal interactions.

For Mangione, the support he’s receiving has reportedly boosted his confidence as he faces trial. In contrast, Diddy is left grappling with his own legal issues, including sex trafficking charges and over 150 allegations of abuse. Both men are fighting serious battles, but their contrasting experiences inside the same facility have clearly become a sore spot for Diddy.

What’s Next?

While Mangione continues to gain fans among his fellow inmates, Diddy’s frustrations seem far from over. With his trial date looming and tensions reportedly high in the prison, the rapper’s focus may need to shift from cellmate envy to his own legal defense.

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