ByConor Murray,
Forbes Staff.
An upcoming docuseries on Sean “Diddy” Combs produced by longtime rap rival Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson boasts previously unseen footage of Combs in the days before his arrest—filmed by the imprisoned music mogul’s own team—though Combs team questioned how the documentary obtained it.
Jackson, in an appearance on “Good Morning America” on Monday, revealed his upcoming Netflix docuseries on Combs includes new footage Combs had commissioned in 2024 before his arrest that September on sex trafficking, prostitution and racketeering charges.
In a short trailer released Monday, footage shows Combs speaking with his lawyers in September 2024 lamenting that “we’re losing,” while another clip shown on “Good Morning America” depicts Combs saying he needs “hand sanitizer” and a “bath” after he was “out in the streets amongst the people.”
