Moment Sean 'Diddy' Combs learned his sentence in court

It was a more subdued message from three months ago when Combs told his family he was "coming home".

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"I'm coming home," he said, turning around to face his family, who had supported him every day of the trial.

On Friday, a subdued version of the hip-hop mogul sat emotionless and still in his chair, as the judge sentenced him to over four years in prison.

After Judge Arun Subramanian finished reading his sentence, the rapper turned around to look at his family and appeared to mouth the words: "I love you, I'm sorry."

It was a quiet moment to mark the end of a chaotic eight-week trial that forever altered the public's image of Combs - once one of the world's most famous rappers. The jury saw graphic videos of Combs' so-called "freak offs" - sex parties he had filmed featuring hired male escorts and his ex Cassandra Ventura and "Jane", an anonymous victim. They also saw a video, that had previously gone viral, of him beating Ventura in a hotel hallway.