Diddy’s Legal Woes Spark Documentary Interest, Hulu Among Potential Producers
Amidst ongoing legal battles and allegations of sexual abuse, harassment, and misconduct, Diddy finds himself at the centre of a documentary spree. Several production companies from the US and UK, including Hulu, are reportedly in talks to create documentaries detailing the mogul’s troubles.
The surge in documentary projects follows a series of lawsuits and controversies surrounding the hip-hop icon. Hulu, in particular, had previously collaborated with Diddy on a reality television series titled Diddy+7 but severed ties with him last year.
Recent events, including raids on Diddy’s homes in Los Angeles and Miami by Homeland Security, have further fueled interest in documenting his life and legal challenges. Various individuals from Diddy’s past, including label executives, show producers, dancers, former security guards, and ex-girlfriends, have been approached to share their experiences with the artist.
Notably, Aubrey O’Day, a longtime critic of Diddy, may also be involved in the documentaries. Earlier this year, she took to social media to caution against overlooking the serious allegations against Diddy, urging followers to focus on the alleged crimes.
One such lawsuit was filed by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, accusing Diddy of sexual harassment, drugging, and threats over the course of a year. The legal documents, which have circulated online, contain claims suggesting that Diddy engaged in sexual activities with Usher, Meek Mill, and Stevie J.
Despite limited engagement on her social media posts, Aubrey O’Day’s remarks have garnered attention and support from fans, who credit her for speaking out against Diddy’s alleged misconduct over the years.
