Multiple documentaries about the troubling allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs, currently at the center of a federal sex trafficking probe, are reportedly in the works.
ABC News Studios is behind at least one of the five known long-form projects — from production companies both stateside and in the U.K. — with an eye on landing at Hulu, multiple sources with direct knowledge told TMZ.
Last week’s federal raids on the Harlem-born mogul’s properties sped up the timeline for the majority of the docs, according to the outlet.
Former colleagues, collaborators, security guards, assistants and romantic partners of the Bad Boy Records founder have reportedly been contacted by producers. Those range from higher-ups at his company to former backup dancers, as well as ex-girlfriend R&B singer Cassie, who in November settled out of court with Diddy just one day after filing a lawsuit that accused him of rape, sex trafficking and abuse. Several lawsuits by other women alleging sexual assault by Diddy followed.
Aubrey O’Day — formerly of Danity Kane, a group formed on MTV’s “Making the Band,” executive produced by Diddy — has also reportedly been contacted for an interview for at least one of the projects. O’Day, 40, has long spoken out about Combs, accusing him of sexism and making racist remarks as early as 2019.
O’Day offered her “full support” to 37-year-old Cassie amid the latter’s allegations, tweeting: “I stay trying to tell y’all.”
50 Cent is also among the parties working on a documentary about the accusations against Combs. The “In Da Club” rapper, 48, teased the series, “Diddy Do It?” two days after the Department of Homeland Security raided Combs’ Miami and Los Angeles properties in an operation they confirmed was part of a sex trafficking investigation
“This is gonna break records when this drop,” 50 Cent tweeted. “Proceeds from this documentary will go to victims of Sexual Assault and Rape.”
Combs, who has not been charged for any of the allegations, has denied all wrongdoing.
