Diddy Insiders Talk New Peacocks Documentary Trailer

How Sean “Diddy” combs is awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges, several people close to him are speaking out about his alleged crimes.

In a trailer for the upcoming documentary Peacock Diddy: The making of a bad boymusician and record producer Al B. Of course! — who was a labelmate of Diddy's Uptown Records and dated Kim Porter before she married Diddy in 1994, 55, is among those to talk about her observations of the rapper over the years.

“There's something wrong with it,” Al B Sure, 56! says in the clip, which Peacock dropped on Thursday, January 2.

The trailer also teases interviews with Diddy's friend, bodyguard, makeup artist, producer and intern, as well as an interview with an anonymous person whose voice has been changed to hide their identity.

“I've been with Shawn for quite some time and I've captured a lot of moments. Whenever the studio or any room is (lit) red (lighting), he makes love and has sex,” says the individual. “Some of the girls in the room must have been underage.”

A lawyer Lisa Bloomwho represents Vanity Kane's Dawn Richards a civil action for sexual assault against Diddy, the music mogul is called a “monster” in the trailer, while an unidentified woman recalls being told, “They could send me and sell me to anybody.”

The trailer also features footage of Diddy saying, “I can show you how we have fun and stay out of jail.”

Diddy: The making of a bad boy premieres at the Peacock on Tuesday, January 14. The film's synopsis calls it “a raw, exclusive look at Sean Combs long before he was known as Puff or Diddy.”

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The doc includes “never-before-seen footage and stories from those who know (Diddy) best” exploring his “childhood, rise to fame and recent criminal charges.”

Diddy was arrested in September 2024 on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. He denied the charges and pleaded not guilty to the charges. After being denied bail several times, Diddy rejected his last request in December 2024. He will remain behind bars until his trial begins in May.

Federal judge Arun Subramanian wrote in the latest decision denying bail that “no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably ensure the safety of the community” if Diddy's request is granted.

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Diddy's next court appearance is scheduled for March 17. Last month, a source told us exclusively We that Diddy is “trying to stay positive” while behind bars.

“He's lined up character witnesses and people who can speak for him,” the insider said. “This is the hardest time of Diddy's life, but he's not giving up.”

Diddy: The making of a bad boy premiering on Peacock Tuesday, January 14.

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