Sean 'Diddy' Combs won't have to pay $100 million to an inmate as a judge tosses out last week's default judgment. He still faces a sex-trafficking indictment.

Sean Combs has asked a judge to allow him to wait for his sex trafficking trial, not in the Brooklyn jail where he is currently being held. Instead, he wants to be allowed to stay at his Florida mansion near Miami Beach.

The indictment centers around alleged "Freak Offs," which prosecutors say were "highly orchestrated" sex performances arranged, organized and directed by Combs. Prosecutors allege that Combs would lure women under the pretense of a romantic relationship and would coerce them into partaking in the "Freak Offs" with male sex workers.