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We are on Diddy Watch. That's right. The clock is ticking down. What do we expect to go down in the courtroom?

Nancy Diddy's court appearance will be virtual later today. A remote hearing before Judge Arunsa Bramarian.

This procedural session is slated to begin at 2 p.m. Eastern

and will determine whether Combs' sentencing, currently scheduled for October 3rd, can be expedited.

The 55-year-old Combs remains detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn

after being convicted last week on two federal counts under the

Mann Act for transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution. He was acquitted of

racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking charges avoiding potential life sentences, but he still

could face decades behind bars. Prosecutors plan to seek a sentence of 51 to 63 months,

citing his violent history, while the defense aims for 21 to 27 months and argues for bail pending

sentencing. In a letter to the court, Combs' attorney says he wouldn't contact sex workers

if released and proposed a $1 million bond, home confinement, travel restrictions, passport,

surrender, and drug testing. But prosecutors oppose bail, calling Combs a danger in flight risk.

They point to his, quote, extraordinary temper and

pass violent conduct, including assaulting former partner Cassandra Cassie Ventura and a 2024 incident

asserting that clear and convincing evidence supports continued detention. Combs has already

spent 10 months in custody since his arrest

in September 24. If sentenced to the defense recommended 21 to 24 months, time served could

significantly reduce or eliminate additional prison time. Today's conference will also outline the pre-sentencing process,

including a probation office interview and submission of sentencing memoranda.

For Combs, it could mark a turning point between months longer in detention

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