The downfall of Sean Combs
continues to dominate media headlines and has now seen the new documentary, Diddy: Monster’s Fall, claim the top spot on Freevee
’s movie chart. The 2025 release is directed by Remone Jones and delivers an in-depth look at the case that shocked the world in 2024 when the hip-hop producer was arrested and detained on charges of sex trafficking, forced labor, bribery, and racketeering conspiracy.
Once a god of the music world, with millions of album sales, and some of the biggest R&B artists desperate to work with him, Combs was untouchable as a performer and mogul of the industry. That all came crashing down as a result of a lawsuit filed by his former girlfriend in 2023 which, despite being quickly settled, opened the floodgates on a rush of further allegations that saw Combs’ homes in Los Angeles, New York, and Miami being raided.
Featuring interviews with alleged victims, former employees, and industry insiders, the documentary is piquing the interest of the man people who want to know more about the accusations Combs is facing. From claims of violent behavior on TV shows to abuse of those working on music video sets, and witness accounts that claim to back up the original allegations made by Combs’ former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.
The Dark Story of Sean Combs Continues to Unfold in Multiple Documentaries
Diddy: Monster’s Fall is a comprehensive addition to several documentaries that have been released in the months since Combs’ incarceration. Several websites, news outlets, and current affairs programs have produced their own hastily prepared specials, including 20/20 and Nightline, and earlier this month, Peacock released the trailer for their own 90-minute documentary, Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.
Peacock’s special will be released on January 14, and, similar to Diddy: Monster’s Fall, promises to blow open the dark story surrounding the claims against Combs, including interviews with several close associates of the producer, such as a former bodyguard, an intern, a childhood friend, a make-up artist, and one of the winners of Making the Band, the talent show that Diddy headed up for MTV.
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There are two other big documentaries currently in development, one from ID and production company Maxine, who previously worked together on Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, and another for Netflix that will be produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and directed by Alex Stapleton. There are currently few details known about either project, including when they will actually air, but with Combs currently awaiting his May trial, it is likely that we will see these debut before then.
For those who cannot wait for those new titles to arrive, Diddy: Monster’s Fall on Freevee is one of many titles already available. Others include TMZ’s trilogy of The Downfall of Diddy, released in April 2024, The Indictment, from September 2024, and Inside the Freak-Offs, which debuted in November 2024. IMPACT x Nightline: Diddy’s Downfall and Diddy: Drugs, Lies and Freak-Offs from the ABC News offshoot, and Secret Life of Diddy: A Special Edition of 20/20, are also available.
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