, known for his extravagant lifestyle and palatial homes in Los Angeles and Miami, has had . In a striking shift from five-star restaurants and private chefs, the music mogul's meals are now dictated by the . After being denied bail and taken into custody at the in Brooklyn, once-lavish dining habits have been replaced with prison-standard offerings.
The facility, infamous for its stark conditions, has previously housed high-profile figures like , and . now begin with an assembly line breakfast. No longer can he enjoy artisanal meals or gourmet brunches.
Instead, are the new norm. With the option for , the start of his day is a far cry from the lavish spreads he once indulged in. For someone accustomed to luxury, the simplicity of this new routine marks a sharp Lunch, depending on the day, offers a rotating selection of meals that might be more suited to a high school cafeteria than a celebrity's table.
, or even a are available, alongside sides like . are also on the menu-though . It's a new rhythm of life, one that strips away the extravagance he's built his public persona on.
Dinner at the features another rotation of dishes: make appearances, though may be left yearning for the culinary artistry of his pre-arrest days. A particular standout on the weekend is the serving of , a far cry from the personal chefs he once employed to craft his meals. These meals offer the faintest echo of normalcy in an otherwise restricted life behind bars.
from the pinnacle of fame to prison .