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Christian Combs Expresses⁤ Hope for Father Diddy’s Early Release, Citing⁤ Transformation

New York, NY -⁢ November 15, 2025 ‌- Christian​ Combs, son of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, has publicly adn privately appealed for​ leniency in his ‌father’s sentencing, suggesting a potential for release around⁢ the upcoming holidays.‌ The appeals come ⁣following Diddy’s conviction ⁣in July 2025 on two counts of violating the mann Act, which criminalizes transporting individuals across state lines for ⁢prostitution, and⁤ subsequent sentencing on October 3, 2025.

During the federal ​sentencing hearing ‍before U.S. District‍ Judge Arun Subramanian, Christian described a important personal transformation⁢ in his father, stating Diddy was‍ now ⁣”more patient, more relaxed, more trusting, more understanding and just ⁤a better man.” In a heartfelt​ letter to the judge, ‌Christian wrote, “I’m asking you to please let my father out of jail! He does not⁤ deserve⁤ to be there and I no this from the bottom of​ my heart!!” He further ​pleaded with ⁣the court, “Please ⁤give my family grace.‍ Please let my father out. Please give him mercy.”

The defense strategy centered on Diddy’s reported sobriety – a first in 25 years‍ – and positive conduct while incarcerated.They argued for a sentence of ⁤no more than 14 months, ‌reflecting the time ⁤Diddy had already served. Prosecutors,​ however, sought a prison term exceeding 11 years.

Judge Subramanian ultimately sentenced Diddy to four years and two months, along ⁣with a $500,000 fine and five years ⁢of supervised release.

Christian’s letter ​also ⁤highlighted the emotional‌ toll of his father’s absence, especially in⁣ light⁤ of the earlier death of his mother, Kim Porter. “With my dad still in jail … it feels⁣ like I have no one at all,” he wrote, emphasizing⁤ Diddy’s role in shaping his character and​ inspiring his music career, stating, “He is the reason that I make music … the ⁣person I am today.”

Diddy’s defense team also presented evidence of his family life, mentorship,⁣ and community engagement. ‍His ⁤daughter, D’Lila Combs, testified that the​ family‍ had “already⁤ lost so much”‍ and‍ implored the judge to allow them ‌to ‌”heal together… not⁤ as a headline, but⁤ as human beings.”

While Diddy’s sentence currently extends beyond the holiday season, Christian’s fervent appeals underscore the family’s belief in ​his ⁤potential for redemption and their hope for an early ⁣release.