Bureau Of Prisons Says Diddy Fight With Dudus Coke "Did Not Happen"

The Bureau of Prisons told TMZ and Page Six that reports of a Fort Dix fight between Sean "Diddy" Combs and Christopher "Dudus" Coke are "false and did not happen." TMZ still stands by the Oct. 10 head-injury ambulance trip; how he was hurt remains unclear. Dudus' family and Diddy's family also deny a fight.

The Bureau of Prisons says Sean "Diddy" Combs did not fight Christopher "Dudus" Coke at FCI Fort Dix.

A BOP spokesperson told TMZ on Oct. 15, 2026: "We can tell you that the story you are referring to is false and did not happen." Asked how Combs was injured, the spokesperson said, "We have no additional information to provide." Page Six also quoted the BOP saying an altercation between Combs and Coke "did not happen." Daily Mail covered the denial the same day.

TMZ still stands by its report that Combs was taken from Fort Dix by ambulance early Saturday, Oct. 10, for a head injury and returned the same morning. The outlet's earlier claim that the injury came from a clash with Coke is what the BOP is now calling false. How Combs got hurt remains unclear.

In Jamaica, Nationwide 90FM reported that Coke's family, including Angela "Strikers" Jackson, called the fight report fake and that sources say the two never crossed paths and were in different sections. On Hot97 / Breakfast Club, Loren LoRosa said a Combs family member called the fight claim "completely false," while acknowledging he did get medical attention for a head injury and that the cause "wasn't anything crazy."

This follows TrapHop's Oct. 12 card on the hospital trip. The BOP denial is confirmed on the record. The alleged fight cause was never proven.

Sources: TMZ (Oct. 15, 2026); Page Six (Oct. 15, 2026); Nationwide Radio Jamaica (Oct. 15, 2026). Photo: U.S. Marshals Service face via TMZ Oct. 15, 2026.