Diddy made chilling remark earlier than his arrest in newly launched footage

Newly printed footage of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has caught the attention of viewers of a four-part documentary which dropped at present (2 December).

The music producer, 56, was the topic of a extremely publicised court docket case after he was arrested in September 2024 and accused of racketeering, intercourse trafficking and transportation to interact in prostitution.

He denied all costs made in opposition to him following his arrest, going through a most penalty of a life sentence if he was discovered responsible of racketeering conspiracy.

Diddy has since been handed a 50-month jail sentence after being discovered responsible on two counts of transportation for prostitution. His authorized group is interesting his conviction and sentence.

The court docket case lasted eight weeks till the decision, with a number of witnesses and celebrities testifying in opposition to the Dangerous Boy Data founder, whereas graphic proof was additionally proven to the jury.



Now, a Netflix documentary specializing in Diddy’s sexual misconduct allegations, co-produced by his rival 50 Cent, has been launched and it contains beforehand unseen footage.

One explicit snippet sees the 56-year-old talking on the telephone simply days earlier than his arrest, as Good Morning America reported that the disgraced document producer employed a videographer to seize his time in New York in the course of the investigation.

By some means, the footage has ended up with ‘Sweet Store’ rapper 50 Cent, who has included it within the new doc sequence within the midst of a feud lasting years with the imprisoned Diddy.

Diddy appeared nervous whereas ready for his indictment on the Park Hyatt Lodge, as he could be seen chatting with somebody about authorized technique, saying: “Now we have to search out anyone that’ll work with us, that has dealt within the dirtiest or soiled enterprise.”

Diddy is also heard saying: “Take heed to me, I’m [gonna] get off the telephone proper now, and I’m gonna allow you to professionals have a look at the scenario and are available again to me with an answer.

“It doesn’t matter what no one stated. Right here and there, y’all usually are not working collectively the precise means. We’re shedding.”

Diddy can be arrested on 16 September and is now behind bars in a low-security jail in New Jersey, with the allegations made in opposition to him being explored within the documentary, which is directed by Alexandria Stapleton.

50 Cent, actual title is Curtis Jackson III, instructed Good Morning America that the uncooked moments captured by the videographer shocked him.

He referenced a second the place he went again to Harlem, the place he grew up, to fulfill with followers, even shaking arms with and hugging the locals.

Nevertheless, he requested for hand sanitiser as quickly as he received into his automotive, with 50 Cent claiming that this second ‘exhibits you his character’.

Diddy’s authorized group has since referred to as the docuseries a ‘shameful hit piece’, saying that the moments proven within the movies had been ‘non-public’ from ‘an unfinished undertaking’.

The assertion additional learn: “Netflix is plainly determined to sensationalise each minute of Mr. Combs’s life, with out regard for reality, to be able to capitalize on a unending media frenzy.

“If Netflix cared about reality or about Mr. Combs’s authorized rights, it could not be ripping non-public footage out of context – together with conversations along with his legal professionals that had been by no means meant for public viewing. No rights in that materials had been ever transferred to Netflix or any third occasion.

“It’s equally staggering that Netflix handed inventive management to Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson – a longtime adversary with a private vendetta who has spent an excessive amount of time slandering Mr. Combs.”

LADbible Group beforehand contacted Netflix and 50 Cent’s representatives for remark.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning is on the market to stream on Netflix now.