WRITTEN BY WALTER SENA
A major new documentary series is set to shake the entertainment world as rapper, producer and media executive 50 Cent unveils his latest project, a four-part investigative documentary titled Sean Combs; The Reckoning, premiering December 2, 2025, on Netflix.
The series takes a comprehensive look at the life, influence and mounting controversies surrounding Sean Diddy Combs, one of the most prominent figures in global music and pop culture. In recent years, Diddy’s legacy has been overshadowed by a series of allegations, legal battles and industry rumors themes the documentary aims to explore in depth.
Sean Combs; The Reckoning features interviews with individuals directly linked to the cases, as well as voices from within the music and entertainment business who have observed Diddy’s rise and the turbulence that has followed. Through these conversations, the series seeks to examine not only the allegations themselves but also the power structures, industry culture and long-standing narratives that have shaped Diddy’s public image.
As executive producer, 50 Cent positions the documentary as a necessary examination of truth and accountability at a pivotal moment in the industry. Known for his blunt approach and commitment to storytelling, he frames the project as a deep dive into a legacy marked by both extraordinary success and intense scrutiny.
Promotional material circulating online including striking visuals and bold text reading THE RECKONING hints at the series’ serious, investigative tone. Far from a sensationalized take, the project appears designed to offer context, clarity and insight into one of music’s most controversial chapters.
Sean Combs; The Reckoning premieres on December 2, 2025, and is expected to spark significant public conversation as viewers confront the complexities of Diddy’s career and the allegations that now surround it.
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