Sean “Diddy” Combs will spend this Thanksgiving behind bars, and what he’ll be eating has become a topic of interest.

As folks around the country gather for a cozy meal of turkey and all the fixings, Diddy finds himself preparing for a very different celebration at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn.

Known for his luxurious lifestyle brimming with fine dining and extravagant gatherings, his current situation is quite the contrast since his arrest back in mid-September.

The famous founder of Bad Boy Records was arrested by Homeland Security Investigations while at a hotel in New York City. Diddy is facing serious legal issues, including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy charges.

Reports have indicated that Diddy—whose real name is Sean Combs—has had his bail request turned down multiple times, keeping him behind bars until his court trial, which is scheduled for May 2025.

Now, sources like TMZ have given us a glimpse into what Thanksgiving will look like for him at MDC.

The facility aims to bring some holiday cheer with a dedicated Thanksgiving menu, a far cry from what Diddy would generally expect while celebrating as a free man.

While the detention center’s meal is likely designed to offer some sense of festivity under incarceration, it can’t compare to the deluxe meals including top-tier cuisines that would have adorned his holiday table otherwise.

At his most recent attempt for bail, Diddy proposed staying in a plush apartment in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Had he been granted release, he might have relished in a lavish Thanksgiving dinner befitting his high-status.

However, his woes extend beyond jail food. Over the recent months, Diddy has experienced a series of legal battles, facing numerous lawsuits that encompass serious accusations such as rape, underage incidents, intimidation, and sexual coercion. He has staunchly refuted these claims, maintaining his plea of not guilty.

In a declaration, Diddy’s representatives conveyed that both he and his legal team are confident in the truth and rely on the fairness of the judicial proceedings.

Efforts to secure a $50 million bond have been robust, with offers to use his luxurious Miami Beach home as security alongside commitments to 24-hour surveillance. Despite these proposed conditions, attempts for obtaining bail have thus far proven fruitless.