This comes one day after Wyatt told NBC 10 that Cosby was having an "amazing experience" in prison, where he exercises daily at 3:30am, has cut bread and coffee from his diet and rises his food with water to lower his sodium intake.
While Cosby is now living in general population, he is living mostly separated from the other inmates at the prison, except for the inmates that have been assigned to help him around because of his vision problems, Wyatt told CNN.
"Despite the circumstances, he said this is an fantastic experience", Wyatt told NBC 10 Philadelphia in a series of interviews published this week.
Cosby, 81, also noted that his cell at SCI Phoenix, the prison outside Philadelphia where he is serving his sentence, "resembles the quarters of some of the Greatest Political Prisoners - Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Randal Robinson, and Dr. Benjamin Chavis".
According to WCAU, Cosby is being held in a maximum security prison in Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. "He's not remorseful because he did nothing wrong".
"And he hasn't drank any coffee since he's been in there".
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When asked how Cosby was surviving behind bars, Wyatt explained that Cosby was a mentally strong man.
Wyatt also said Cosby was unapologetic. The fate of Bill Cosby lies in the hands of a U.S. jury as they deliberate on whether or not the disgraced entertainer sexually assaulted a former university employee more than 13 years ago.
As reported, his wife of more than 50 years, Camille, hasn't visited him and doesn't plan to. "He doesn't want the situation to be turned into a circus", Wyatt said.
Cosby was moved to general population at the state prison on January 28. after spending his first few months in "administrative segregation".
Instead, Cosby prefers to speak to his wife by phone, three times a day for three minutes each, Wyatt confirmed.
He reiterated his argument, which he has made for more than three years and through two trials, that he was not charged in 2005 in connection with Constand's allegations and he later settled her civil suit against him for almost $4 million.
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