Skvaller om Sean Combs (Diddy)

"Do not be surprised if at some point this afternoon we see Sean Combs walking out those doors right there,” Honig said. “If this was just some run of the mill, unknown New Yorker who had only been convicted of what we call the Mann Act, of non-forcible interstate prostitution, he would walk today. Because Sean Combs has been behind bars for nearly a year.”

The likely sentence that the judge may calculate, Honig said, “is probably going to be something in the realm of time served.”

Honig added that with the most serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy are “off the table,” it wouldn’t be all that surprising if Combs “walks out of that courthouse in a few hours.”

Will Combs appeal?

Combs' legal team has yet to indicate whether Combs will appeal, but ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire said he doesn't see it as a likely option.

"Will he appeal? Sure, that's his right to do so. But I don't see an appeal here. I think you take this as a win, you serve the few years that you may get, and you will be happy you didn't get life," Buckmire told ABC News Live.

Matt Lavietes@mattlavietes

Combs’ supporters are spraying baby oil on each other outside of the courthouse.