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Diddy Will Focus on Family After Release, Not MSG Concert, Lawyer Says
Diddy
MSG Dream Far Off, Lawyer Says
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Diddy isn’t going to celebrate his release from prison with an arena tour — his lawyer says his client will have more important personal matters to address.
Marc Agnifilo — the lead lawyer from Diddy’s legal team who got him acquitted on the 3 main charges — clarified his comment to CBS News about a possible Madison Square Garden show.
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Agnifilo tells us the team’s top priority is getting Diddy a fair sentence so he can pay his debt to society as quickly as possible … and, when he gets out, Diddy won’t be focused on music.
Marc says Diddy will spend his time and energy on his loved ones … his seven children and elderly mother who have stood by him through the entire legal saga.
Agnifilo says once Diddy feels they’re in a good spot, he’ll do something special, like an MSG show … though he adds that’s not a sure thing.
Agnifilo says Diddy’s currently working hard on his flaws … while he’s locked up after another bail denial … and he’s convinced he’s on the road to redemption.
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As you know … Diddy was found guilty on two counts of violating the Mann Act — but he was acquitted on two counts sex trafficking and one count of racketeering. President Trump called pardoning him unlikely after initially floating the idea.
Diddy’s a few months out from learning his sentence … a sentence that will probably range from 1 to 3 years in prison, with credit for time served.
The full interview with Marc will air Friday on “TMZ Live.”