Looks like Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is not the only one with a documentary. Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sons, Justin and Christian Combs, are prepared to have their voices heard with their own docuseries about their disgraced music mogul dad, and the Black internet has some thoughts.
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Since the start of the month, 50 Cent’s documentary on Diddy, “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” has been dominating the Netflix most-watched charts. The 4-part docuseries rocketed to the number one most-watched show when it dropped on December 2 and remains in the top 3 most-watched Netflix shows, according to the Netflix publication, Tudum.
In “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” Justin and Christian Combs were often seen beside their dad in the days leading up to his arrest. However, they didn’t speak much on camera, except for the occasional conversation with their dad. Now, that is changing with the drop of their own docuseries, which is capturing the attention of folks online.
Produced by the Zeus Network, famous for the controversial reality show “Baddies,” Justin and Christian Combs are getting ready to share their side of the story. The trailer dropped last night on Twitter, and folks are not holding back on their initial thoughts of the series by saying they think it’s the “dumbest thing” the brothers could have done, and adding that it will be “nonsense.”
In the short preview, which shows the brothers sitting down in front of a TV screen, viewers can hear multiple news channels reporting on their father’s court case and reporters asking Diddy’s kids how they feel about their dad. The trailer then ends with a call being made to Fort Dix, the prison where Sean Combs is being held.
Folks in the comments were rolling their eyes at the thought of the brothers making a docuseries.
“Leave us alone fr. We’ve seen what we needed to see,” wrote one user.
“It being on Zeus tells you all you need to know,” added another.
“They their daddies sons for damn sure. Ain’t learn a thing,” wrote another.
However, other users were more supportive of the idea of the brothers making a documentary.
“I Aint Mad At Them…Everybody Else Telling A Side Of The Story,” posted one user.
“The real documentary …love to see it,” commented another.
“If it was my daddy, I would. But maybe not with Zeus…but I get it, they young,” added another.
As of yet, there is no exact release date for the docuseries, but it is confirmed to release in 2026.
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