Diddy Slams 50 Cent and Netflix Over ‘Stolen Footage’ in New Docuseries

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00:00Diddy slams 50 Cent and Netflix over stolen footage in new docuseries.

00:05Sean Diddy Combs broke his silence, warning Netflix it should have never made a deal with 50 Cent,

00:11accusing the streamer of using stolen footage in Sean Combs' The Reckoning,

00:15which premieres on Tuesday, December 2nd. A teaser showed Combs, 56, in a heated strategy

00:21debate with his legal team in the days leading up to his September 2024 arrest on S trafficking

00:27charges. During a Good Morning America interview with Robin Roberts, executive producer 50 Cent said

00:33he was surprised Combs agreed to film, as footage aired alongside 50 Cent and director Alexandria

00:38Stapleton's chat with Roberts. Combs also called out Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and the late Clarence Avent,

00:46widely known as The Black Godfather, in a scathing statement.

00:50Netflix's so-called documentary is a shameful hit piece, Combs said, according to Deadline.

00:56The statement ripped the streaming service for giving creative control to Curtis,

01:0050 Cent Jackson, a long-time adversary with a personal vendetta who has spent too much time

01:05slandering Mr. Combs. Today's GMA teaser confirms that Netflix relied on stolen footage that was

01:11never authorized for release, the statement alleged. In the teaser, Combs can be heard telling his legal

01:17team, we're losing. Combs is serving a 50-month sentence after being convicted on two counts of

01:22transportation to engage in prostitution, while he was acquitted of racketeering and S trafficking.

01:28After transferring from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn to FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey,

01:34he hosted a Thanksgiving Day feast for fellow inmates and became a chaplain's assistant.

01:38Although Combs now has a release date, his legal woes continue. He has been hit with more than 50 civil

01:43lawsuits from both men and women, accusing him of a range of crimes and physical abuse,

01:48with claims dating back to the early 90s. Many of the lawsuits have been filed under New York

01:53state's Adult Survivors Act, which allows victims to file complaints after the statute of limitations has passed.