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Sean “Diddy” Combs sold his matte black private jet six months after he was convicted by the federal government on two prostitution-related charges in July.
The disgraced media mogul, 56, sold his Gulfstream G550 aircraft in October, sources confirmed.
A representative for Silver Air Private Jets, the private airline that previously managed the aircraft’s charter, told PEOPLE that it will no longer manage the aircraft. Their relationship ended in October 2025 following a change in ownership.
FAA registration records confirm that the Gulfstream G550 was once owned by LoveAir LLC., a Combs entity, and was previously associated with tail number N1969C. That tail number is no longer registered to that aircraft. The tail number now reads T7-OKS, indicating registration in San Marino.
PEOPLE has reached out to Combs’ team for comment.
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The selling price of the jet is unknown, but similar models are listed for sale in the $15 million to $30 million range.
The jet was built in 2015, has a matte black exterior and beige interior, seats up to 14 passengers, is pet-friendly and has an entertainment system.
In the months leading up to his arrest, Combs was frequently photographed aboard a custom-built matte black jet.
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His private plane flew from California to Antigua in March 2024, amid raids by federal agents on his Los Angeles and Miami homes, according to flight tracking information reviewed by PEOPLE at the time.
A few months later, in July, Combs uploaded a clip of herself boarding a private jet to her Instagram Stories.
In the first-person video, Combs filmed himself walking up to the plane with a Combs Air placemat at the bottom of the stairs as he greeted the crew.
“There’s no place like home,” he says at the end of the video.
Combs was found guilty in July on two prostitution-related charges and sentenced to 50 months in prison. With credit for time served, he is expected to spend about three years behind bars.
The judge also sentenced him to five years of supervised release and imposed a fine of $500,000, the maximum allowed.
As Judge Arun Subramanian handed down the sentence, Combs had his head bowed, shoulders hunched and hands clasped.
Before being sentenced, Combs apologized to his ex-girlfriend, friends and family, calling his actions “disgusting, shameful and disgusting.” He said his children “deserve better” and that he had failed his mother’s expectations as a son.
