Sean “Diddy” Combs, once the king of hip-hop and a fixture of the entertainment world, is reportedly not handling life behind bars well.

Sources claim the disgraced mogul was having a breakdown at Brooklyn’s notorious Metropolitan Detention Center over Christmas, pleading with guards for medical attention as he struggled to cope with his circumstances, as reported by The Daily Mail.

An insider revealed, “with his high-powered legal team Diddy thought he’d be out on bail by now. Spending the holidays behind bars was a nightmare for him.” The rap icon reportedly turned to meditation techniques to calm himself, spending hours in deep breathing exercises to regain composure.

However, a source close to Combs refuted the claims that Diddy is staying strong, though missing his family.

Combs’ situation grows grimmer by the day. Arrested in September on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and prostitution-related crimes, the 55-year-old faces a litany of allegations. Reports indicate he appears visibly thinner and grayer during court appearances, a far cry from his public image just months ago.

Adding to his woes, Diddy now shares the spotlight at the detention center with another high-profile inmate, Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Mangione has reportedly become more popular among the prison population—a humbling turn of events for the once-untouchable rap mogul.

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Diddy also faces a slew of lawsuits alleging sexual misconduct. Many of these cases, spearheaded by attorney Tony Buzbee, accuse Combs of hosting parties where attendees were served drug-laced drinks before being assaulted. Buzbee, representing over 150 alleged victims, has become a thorn in Diddy’s side.

As Diddy battles his legal demons, another hip-hop titan finds himself entangled in the drama. An Alabama woman, identified as Jane Doe, has accused both Diddy and Jay-Z of raping her when she was 13. She claims the assault occurred after being driven to an MTV Music Awards after-party in 2000.

Jay-Z’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, has aggressively denied the allegations, calling the plaintiff’s story riddled with “glaring inconsistencies and outright impossibilities.” Despite his attempts to have Jay-Z dismissed from the case, the judge criticized Spiro’s combative filings, deeming them a waste of judicial resources.

The allegations and lawsuits represent a seismic fall from grace for a man who once ruled the music and business worlds. While his lawyers dismiss the lawsuits as “shameless publicity stunts,” the public narrative around Diddy continues to unravel.

As he awaits trial, one thing is clear: the days of Diddy’s untouchable status are long gone, replaced by a grim fight for his reputation and freedom.