Diddy’s friends and co-workers turn against him when they sign to appear in 50 Cent’s Netflix documentary

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Diddy’s inner circle wants to betray him

It was reported that 50 Cent has signed a documentary deal with the streaming giant about Diddy’s criminal charges and freak-off parties. Sourced revealed to the US Sun that the rapper’s friends and associates are ready to expose him in the new documentary currently in production. Victims and experts involved in the matter will also be part of this documentary.

A source told the media outlet: “Diddy’s former security guards and inner circle have all signed deals with Netflix for Curtis’ documentary. “He has worked for so long to expose Diddy and people want to join the project because they know he is behind it and that the money goes to victims of sexual abuse.”

The source continued: “Many are finally ready to talk, while some have tried to talk for years and have not been believed. It is still in production and is being worked on in real time as more victims come forward. But there will be a lot of revelations, and it will paint more of a picture of how far back the allegations go and the history of his outbursts and other troubling behavior,” Daily Express US reports.

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50 cents for the new Diddy documentary

50 Cent, along with Alexandria Stapleton, the documentary’s director and collaborator, released a statement about the new project to Variety. They told the media outlet: “This is a story with significant implications for humanity. It’s a complex narrative spanning decades, not just the headlines or clips you’ve seen so far.”

They continued, “We remain true to our commitment to giving a voice to the voiceless and presenting authentic and nuanced perspectives.” While the allegations are disturbing, we would like to ask everyone to remember that Sean Combs’ story is not whole history of hip-hop and its culture. Our goal is to ensure that individual actions do not overshadow the broader contributions of culture.”

Diddy’s rival reportedly engaged in a bidding war before settling on the documentary deal with Netflix.