There are various media projects about the Diddy scandal in the works, and another big one will premiere very soon. Moreover, Peacock's Diddy: The Making Of A Bad Boy goes live on January 14 via the streaming service, and we just got a trailer for it. It features various alleged associates of his (an intern, producer, bodyguard, etc.) recounting their supposed experiences, speaking to his level of fame, and detailing the crimes that he awaits trial for, plus other alleged behaviors. You should take it all with a grain of salt, as a court of law will conclude on these accusations, but it nevertheless seeks to provide a harrowing inside look into Sean Combs' orbit.
Furthermore, one voice in this Diddy documentary is Al B. Sure!, who fathered a child with the Bad Boy mogul's ex, Kim Porter. He's been very vocal about his distrust of Combs and even launched some heavy implied accusations his way regarding Porter's death and their family dynamic as a whole. Still, the nature of Al's inclusion in The Making Of A Bad Boy remains unclear, so we'll have to wait for January 14 for the full treatment.
Diddy Documentary Trailer
Elsewhere, one of the more recent updates we got on Diddy was an alleged report that he's refusing to leave his cell in prison as he awaits federal trial on accusations of racketeering and sex trafficking. This narrative, and many others that emerged around his jail stay, also lack a solid confirmation, as they come from the prosecutors against him in various sexual assault lawsuits. It's hard to parse through all this information as it relates to distinct civil and criminal filings, but little by little, some things are focusing up.
Meanwhile, Diddy's legal team recently alleged that a West Virginia investigator is unlawfully supplying federal authorities with crucial leaked information regarding his prison stay. This relates to the ongoing process of what evidence and information the federal trial will work with as both sides attempt to solidify their cases as much as possible. Sadly, no documentary or accusation will fully answer the questions at hand until a fair and transparent legal process lays it all out in front of us.