US EditionDiddy Hits Out at 'Shameful' and 'Illegal' Netflix Documentary
Sean Combs calls Netflix’s series a 'shameful hit piece' using unauthorized footage and accuses executive producer 50 Cent of a personal vendetta amid his ongoing 50-month prison sentence.
- On Tuesday, Sean 'Diddy' Combs blasted Netflix's 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning' as a 'shameful hit piece' after its release, according to his spokesperson.
- Combs' team says Netflix used unauthorised private footage, including pre-indictment archives never authorised for release, and blames longtime rival Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson for driving the project.
- The documentary opens with footage of Combs in a hotel room six days before arrest, including calls with attorney Marc Agnifilo and son Justin, plus claims involving Tupac's killing.
- Combs' legal team has contacted Netflix, while Alexandria Stapleton, director, and the streamer assert the footage was legally obtained, though Combs' representatives call its use fundamentally unfair and illegal.
- Featuring juror interviews, the series revisits the trial's mixed verdict and Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson serves as executive producer, whom Combs claims uses their long feud to motivate the project.
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The Mercury newsDiddy says Netflix docuseries is ‘shameful’ and uses unauthorized footage
Sean “Diddy” Combs claims Netflix’s upcoming docuseries about his trials and tribulations is a “shameful” attack that uses personal footage the imprisoned rapper has been collecting for more than 35 years to paint him in an unfavorable light. “Netflix’s so-called ‘documentary’ is a shameful hit piece,” representatives for Combs told the Daily News in an email. RELATED: Viral prison photos of Diddy are AI-generated, rep says Related Articles …
The war is declared between P. Diddy and 50 Cent, and this time it is played by interposed screens! While the explosive documentary produced by his rival has just been released on Netflix, Sean Combs counter-attack from his prison. He denounces "frozen" images and a personal vendetta.
Diddy's lawyers issue cease-and-desist to Netflix, claim 50 Cent's new docuseries uses "stolen" footage
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs‘ lawyers have sent a cease-and-desist to Netflix, claiming that 50 Cent‘s new docuseries about the disgraced artist uses “stolen” footage. The four-part show, titled Sean Combs: The Reckoning, was released on the streaming platform today (Tuesday December 2). It was first reported that 50 Cent – real name Curtis Jackson – was working on the doc in 2023. He serves as an executive producer on the project, which was directed by A…
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