Sean “Diddy” Combs Sells Matte Black Jet Months After Sex Crime Conviction

Sean “Diddy” Combs has officially parted ways with one of the most recognizable symbols of his former lifestyle. The disgraced media mogul sold his custom matte black Gulfstream G550 private jet in October 2025, approximately six months after his high-profile federal conviction.

PEOPLE confirmed the sale after a representative for Silver Air Private Jets, the company that previously managed the aircraft, stated their relationship ended following a change in ownership. FAA registry records show the aircraft was formerly owned by Combs’ entity, LoveAir LLC, under the tail number N1969C.

The jet is now registered under the tail number T7-OKS, which indicates it is currently registered in San Marino. While the exact sale price has not been disclosed, aviation experts note that similar Gulfstream models from 2015 typically list for anywhere between $15 million and $30 million.

The aircraft was famously customized with a sleek matte black exterior and a luxury beige interior that could seat up to 14 passengers. Combs was frequently seen boarding the plane, which featured a “Combs Air” mat at the base of its stairs, during the peak of his career and leading up to his legal troubles.

This sale follows the conclusion of a tumultuous legal chapter for the 56-year-old artist. In July 2025, a jury found Combs guilty on two counts of transportation for the purposes of p*****, though he was found not guilty of racketeering and s** trafficking charges.

During his sentencing on October 3, 2025, Judge Arun Subramanian handed down a sentence of 50 months in federal prison. With credit for the time he spent in custody leading up to the trial, Combs is currently expected to be released in May 2028.

Before the sentence was read, the mogul offered a tearful apology to his family and former partners, describing his past actions as sick and shameful. “My children deserve better,” he said in court, adding that he felt he had failed his mother as a son.

Despite his incarceration, Combs remains at the center of intense media and legal scrutiny. A massive wave of additional lawsuits, involving over 100 plaintiffs and allegations spanning two decades, continues to move through the court system.

Many of these civil cases involve allegations of assault and drugging, with attorney Tony Buzbee representing several victims. Combs’ legal team has consistently denied these claims, stating that the mogul looks forward to “vindicating himself in court based on evidence, not speculation.”

The public fascination with his downfall has led to several media projects released throughout 2025. Peacock launched the documentary Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy, which prompted a defamation lawsuit from Combs’ representatives early this year.

Investigation Discovery also aired a four-part docuseries titled Fall of Diddy, which explored the raids on his homes and the subsequent federal investigation. These projects have detailed the shift from his “Bad Boy” empire to his current status as a federal inmate.

Currently, Combs is serving his time at the Federal Correctional Institution, Fort Dix. While his legal team reportedly reached out to the administration for a presidential pardon in late 2025, no official action has been taken on that front.

His once-vast business empire, which included Revolt TV and various spirits brands, has largely been dismantled or sold off as he focuses on his mounting legal bills. The sale of the “Combs Air” jet marks the end of an era for the man who once defined hip-hop luxury.

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