Diddy’s former trustees describe his alleged criminal behavior and abuse in the upcoming Peacock document in detail

When Sean “Diddy” Combs remains to be waiting for a trial for sexual trade and more accusations behind bars, members of his inner circle begin to talk.

On Thursday, Peacock issued the first trailer of the upcoming document “Diddy: Making of A Bad Boy. “Through exclusive interviews and never seen recordings, the film claims that it’s deeply immersed in the inner world, the disgraced rap icon is to prepare.

“I think Sean Combs can escape everything,” a female voice is heard in the trailer, which incorporates material from the infamous white events of Didda, studio sessions and others.

At one point, Lisa Bloom’s lawyer, who represents the singer Dawn Richards in a civil case against Diddy, says: “Sean Combs is a monster.”

A 90-minute special special also incorporates interviews with members from the past of the 55-year-old, including a childhood friend, former bodyguard and winning player from “Making the Band”. Singer and producer Al B. Sure! He also joins the chorus, speaking for the first time about his experience, in accordance with Hollywood reporter.

As some remember, Al B. Sure! He was Diddy’s one -time partner in Uptown Records. He also had a son, Quincy, with a model and actress Kim Porter before her relationship with Diddy.

In addition to interviews, a few of the recordings also include the scenes of his famous pages.

“I have been with Sean for a long time and I captured many moments,” says an unidentified male voice during the trailer, adding: “Every time the studio or any rooms are (illuminated by red lighting), he loves sex. Some girls who were in the room were certainly a minor. “

From mid -September, Diddy remained in custody at the Metropolitan Arestten Center in Brooklyn, waiting for the trial that can start on May 5, 2025. His legal team made several unsuccessful attempts to release him for bail. Each time he was refused, including one attempt just before thanksgiving, because prosecutors are still apprehensive about the level of influence of Mogul on involved people and his ability to influence the case. Diddy and his legal team also take care of over 25 court proceedings.

“Diddy: The Making of A Bad Boy” will begin to stream on Peacock on January 14.