Sean "Diddy" Combs reportedly suffered a serious head injury following a prison fight with convicted Jamaican drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke at the Federal Correctional Institution in Fort Dix, New Jersey.

According to an October 14 report from TMZ, the altercation occurred on Friday, October 9, after tensions escalated among inmates over increased prison security measures.

Sources told the outlet that Diddy was transported to an outside medical facility for treatment after sustaining a head injury during the confrontation.

The reported fight allegedly stemmed from inmates blaming the music mogul for recent prison raids that resulted in the confiscation of cell phones and other privileges.

According to multiple sources cited by TMZ, Diddy and Coke became involved in a physical altercation inside Fort Dix.

Coke, a convicted Jamaican drug trafficker who has been serving a 23-year prison sentence since 2012, reportedly confronted Diddy over growing frustration among inmates.

Sources claimed Diddy suffered the more serious injuries during the fight, including a head wound that required medical attention outside the prison.

TMZ previously reported that Diddy was transported from Fort Dix by ambulance early Saturday morning, October 10.

The outlet's latest report identifies Coke as the inmate allegedly involved in the incident.

The details surrounding the confrontation have not been independently confirmed by prison officials.

The reported conflict comes after an NBC News investigation examined Diddy's living conditions and alleged privileges inside Fort Dix.

According to TMZ's sources, the publicity surrounding the report prompted prison officials to conduct at least two raids targeting prohibited items.

Cell phones were reportedly confiscated from multiple inmates, including Coke.

Sources alleged that several prisoners became frustrated with Diddy because they believed the media attention surrounding his incarceration had led to increased scrutiny and restrictions.

Coke was reportedly among those upset about losing access to certain privileges.

TMZ's sources described him as an influential figure among inmates, despite Diddy being the facility's most recognizable celebrity prisoner.

Following the alleged fight, both Diddy and Coke were reportedly placed in the prison's Special Housing Unit, commonly referred to as solitary confinement.

TMZ reported that the two men received a two-week disciplinary placement.

Diddy was allegedly already being held in the unit following the NBC News report, with the confrontation occurring while he was outside his cell for a daily break.

The Special Housing Unit is used by federal prisons for administrative detention and disciplinary segregation.

It remains unclear whether additional disciplinary measures or formal charges will result from the reported altercation.

Christopher Coke, widely known as "Dudus," is a convicted Jamaican drug trafficker who previously led the Shower Posse, a criminal organization associated with drug trafficking and violence.

His arrest and extradition to the United States followed a major confrontation between Jamaican security forces and armed supporters in Kingston in 2010.

Coke later pleaded guilty to federal charges in the United States and received a 23-year prison sentence in 2012.

According to TMZ, Coke's position among inmates at Fort Dix contributed to the tensions surrounding the alleged loss of prison privileges.

The alleged altercation adds another development to Diddy's incarceration, which has continued attracting media attention.

While TMZ reports that the music executive required outside medical treatment following the fight, the full extent of his injuries has not been publicly established.

Federal prison officials have not been cited as confirming the reported confrontation or the disciplinary measures described by TMZ's sources.