50 Cent-Produced Documentary on Diddy Confirmed for Netflix; Proceeds to Assist Assault Victims

50 Cent will produce a documentary on Diddy abuse allegations for Netflix, it has been confirmed at this time.

Again in Might, 50 first revealed that Netflix had gained a bidding conflict over the documentary which is produced by 50 “Curtis Jackson” Cent’s G-Unit Movie and Manufacturing Studios.

“okay guys we’re all making good tv mines simply occurs to be the most effective!” he wrote, partially, alongside a cut up picture of him and Diddy. “NETFLIX wins the bidding conflict but when extra victims maintain popping out … I’m gonna want extra episodes,” he stated on the time.

Alexandria Stapleton is directing the challenge, which is at present in manufacturing.

“This can be a story with important human impression. It’s a advanced narrative spanning a long time, not simply the headlines or clips seen to date,” 50 Cent and Stapleton stated in an unique assertion to Selection. “We stay steadfast in our dedication to offer a voice to the unvoiced and to current genuine and nuanced views. Whereas the allegations are disturbing, we urge all to do not forget that Sean Combs’ story will not be the complete story of hip-hop and its tradition. We goal to make sure that particular person actions don’t overshadow the tradition’s broader contributions.”

50 additionally stated that proceeds from the documentary shall be used to assist sexual assault victims.

Diddy was arrested in New York final week and charged on three counts: racketeering conspiracy; intercourse trafficking by power, fraud or coercion; and transportation to interact in prostitution. He pleaded not responsible, however stays in custody as he was denied bail at his attraction listening to.