WASHINGTON — Sean Combs will serve until Feb. 20, 2028, in federal prison, a delay of nearly a month from his prior release date. The Federal Bureau of Prisons adjusted Combs' release schedule this week, extending his incarceration.

The revised timeline follows reports that Combs was sent to solitary confinement. This came after a reported altercation with another inmate at the facility.

His release date was previously adjusted to Jan. 24, 2028. This latest change pushes his release back by nearly a month, altering his projected exit.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons can modify inmate release dates. Such adjustments often stem from disciplinary actions, including prison rule violations.

Disciplinary measures, such as solitary confinement and extended sentences, are standard procedures for inmates involved in physical altercations.

The delay directly impacts Combs, prolonging his time in custody. Inmates and their legal teams typically prepare for specific release dates, making such shifts significant.

The reported fight with a fellow inmate led directly to the disciplinary action and subsequent adjustment of Combs' release date.

Combs will now serve the remainder of his sentence until the new Feb. 2028 date. The Bureau's decision is final.