Diddy’s sons relive disgraced mogul’s  seven-week sex trafficking trial in raw new docuseries

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Justin and Christian Combs, the sons of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, will address the criminal allegations against their father in an upcoming documentary.

A trailer for a new documentary series was released on Instagram on December 28th by Lemuel Plummer, founder of Zeus Network. The trailer features two brothers, ages 31 and 19.

I’m really looking forward to this project, which is expected to come out in 2026, though they haven’t given us a specific date yet. It’s going to cover everything that happened after Diddy’s trial and the consequences of his conviction – I think it’s going to be a really important piece.

The short preview features Justin sitting in a movie theater, with news headlines about his father’s legal situation appearing on the screen.

Christian soon meets up with him, and together they review video evidence related to the trial of their father, Sean Combs. Combs was found guilty in July of two charges linked to prostitution and received a 50-month prison sentence in October.

A trailer showed a news report mentioning the Combs children attending their father’s court appearance in New York, noting they were holding hands in a show of support.

The brothers share serious glances as a series of powerful words – rise, family, foes, joy, pain, voice, loyalty, betrayal, highs, lows, love, hate, truth, and lies – flash across the screen.

The trailer ends with Justin picking up a vibrating phone and answering a collect call from the Fort Dix federal prison in New Jersey, where 56-year-old Combs is currently serving time.

Sean Combs and stylist Misa Hylton co-parent their son Justin, while he shares his son Christian with the late Kim Porter, who was a model and actress.

Following Combs’ sentencing in October, Justin spoke to the court, asking the judge to consider giving his father another opportunity, CNN reported.

Justin described his father as a ‘superhero’ who had become a better person, explaining that he felt like his father had been given ‘a second chance at life—a chance to make amends and become the man he always should have been.’

Honestly, it broke my heart to hear my brother say in court that our dad still has so much life left to live, and that we, his children, still need him so much. It really captured everything we’re feeling right now.

A representative for Sean Combs stated that Justin visited his father for 90 minutes on Christmas Day.

According to a representative, Justin visited him yesterday and they had a good conversation, catching up on each other’s lives. They discussed current challenges, reflected on past experiences, and talked about how to grow and improve moving forward.

Ever since Sean “Diddy” Combs was arrested in September 2024, his six eldest children have expressed their public support for him.

Besides Justin and Christian, Sean Combs is also a father to Quincy Brown, 34, Chance Combs, 19, the twins D’Lila and Jessie Combs, both 19, and his youngest daughter, Love Combs, who is 3.

They released a joint statement saying their family had been deeply affected by events the previous month.

The family released a statement saying they and their father have been unfairly criticized online with baseless claims and conspiracy theories. They expressed their unwavering support for him and reaffirmed their belief in the truth, stating their family bond remains strong. The statement ended with a message of love and longing: ‘We miss you & love you Dad,’ signed by Quincy, Justin, Christian, Chance, Jessie & D’Lila.

Combs is expected to be in prison for about three years, with credit given for time he’s already spent incarcerated.

I’ve been following Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ case closely, and it’s been tough to see. He’s currently serving his sentence at a federal prison in New Jersey, ever since he was sentenced back in October.

This week, Sean Combs’s lawyers appealed to a Manhattan court, asking for either his release from custody or a shorter sentence.

The lawyers stated in their court document that Judge Subramanian wrongly considered evidence from charges Combs was found not guilty of when deciding his sentence.

Okay, so, it’s complicated. Everyone was talking about those serious charges against Combs – racketeering and sex trafficking – and thankfully, he was found not guilty on those. But… he was convicted under this old law, the Mann Act. Basically, it means he was found guilty of taking someone across state lines for… well, for sexual reasons. It’s still a huge deal, even if it wasn’t the worst-case scenario everyone feared. I’ve been following this so closely, and it’s just… a lot to process.

His legal team argued that he was found guilty of two minor prostitution-related charges that didn’t involve force, deception, or threats. They also pointed out that people convicted of similar crimes usually get sentences shorter than 15 months.

The plaintiffs also asserted that Subramanian essentially acted as an extra juror, determining that Combs had pressured, taken advantage of, and forced past girlfriends into sexual activity. They argued this led to an unusually severe penalty, the strictest they’d seen in a similar case.

During the sentencing hearing, Subramanian stated he had taken into account statements from two former partners of Combs. They claimed Combs physically abused them and forced them to have sex with men while he watched and recorded it.

Singer Cassie Ventura testified that during her relationship with Sean Combs, which lasted until 2018, he forced her to engage in sexual acts with other people on hundreds of occasions, which she described as deeply upsetting.

The jury saw a video of Combs physically attacking her – dragging and hitting her – in a hotel hallway after an argument.

As a lifestyle expert, I’ve been following this case closely. Another former girlfriend, going by the name ‘Jane’ in court, shared a really difficult experience. She testified that she felt pressured into unwanted encounters during what Mr. Combs called ‘hotel nights’ – these incidents allegedly happened between 2021 and 2024. It’s heartbreaking to hear these stories and highlights the importance of consent and healthy boundaries in any relationship.

I was absolutely floored hearing the judge speak at the sentencing. It wasn’t about some mutual thing, not at all. He just laid it all out there – this man totally exploited the power he had over these women, women he claimed to love! It wasn’t just physical, it was a complete wrecking of their emotions and minds, and he did it all to control them, to get whatever he wanted. It was sickening to hear, but so important that someone finally said it like it was.

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2025-12-30 00:51