Sean 'Diddy' Combs documentary series set for 2025 release despite ongoing legal woes | English Film News

Investigation Discovery (ID), known for its gripping true crime content, has announced that it is currently producing a docuseries about the controversial life of Sean “Diddy” Combs, scheduled to hit theaters in 2025.
This announcement comes on the heels of Diddy's recent legal battles, which included his arrest on serious charges just one day earlier.
The multi-part series will reportedly explore the music mogul's rise and influence while also addressing disturbing allegations of violent behavior and criminal activity that have surfaced over the years.
According to a statement from ID, the docuseries will “trace the story of this self-proclaimed bad boy and expose allegations of a pattern of depravity.”
The timing of this announcement is particularly poignant as it comes on the heels of Diddy's remand in New York City.
He was arrested by federal agents on Monday and faces charges related to sex trafficking and organized crime.
In a recently released indictment in three districts, he is reportedly accused of decades of physical and sexual violence against women.
The investigation intensified after a series of lawsuits against Diddy.
For example, former bandmate Dawn Richard recently filed a lawsuit accusing her of several offenses, including assault and false imprisonment, as well as claims for withheld royalties.
This lawsuit is just one of several filed since his ex-girlfriend Casandra Ventura first made allegations against him.
In addition to Richard's lawsuit, Diddy faced at least eight other lawsuits, with various people accusing him of sexual harassment and other forms of misconduct.
In February, producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones also filed a lawsuit, alleging harassment and human trafficking.
Diddy has reportedly consistently denied the allegations and attempted to dismiss some of the lawsuits brought against him.
In March, federal police raided Diddy's apartment as part of an ongoing human trafficking investigation.
The allegations against him were further compounded by the emergence of a disturbing video from 2016 in May, showing an incident in which Diddy physically attacked Ventura and raising significant doubts about his behavior.
The upcoming documentary series aims to provide a platform for those who have reported cases of abuse, presenting their testimony alongside archive footage and detailed reports from Rolling Stoneaccording to the report.
The project, produced by Maxine Productions and IPC in association with Rolling Stone Films, is expected to air on both ID and Max.