**50 Cent Brings Diddy’s Controversial History to Netflix with New Documentary**

Hip-hop icon 50 Cent is gearing up to release a new documentary on Netflix that delves into Sean "Diddy" Combs' tumultuous past involving allegations of sexual abuse. According to Variety, the G-Unit founder's project is currently in production and is being spearheaded by director Alexandria Stapleton. This yet-to-be-titled documentary aims to explore the various sexual assault and abuse claims against Combs, as well as his recent federal charges for racketeering and sex trafficking.

In a statement to Variety, 50 Cent and Stapleton emphasized the depth and complexity of the story they intend to tell. "This is a story with significant human impact. It is a complex narrative spanning decades, not just the headlines or clips seen so far," they noted. They stressed the importance of providing a voice to those who have been silenced and presenting a well-rounded view of the situation. It's crucial to remember, they added, that Diddy's actions should not overshadow the broader contributions of hip-hop culture.

The G-Unit Film & Television division is taking the helm as the executive producer for this documentary, while Stapleton's company, House of Nonfiction, is set to co-produce. Although the exact release date and the number of installments have yet to be disclosed, the documentary is already generating significant buzz.

The initiative was first announced by 50 Cent in December, following a shocking lawsuit filed against Diddy by his ex-girlfriend, Cassie. In that same month, a spokesperson for 50 Cent confirmed to Billboard that proceeds from the documentary would be directed towards supporting victims of sexual assault and rape.

50 Cent, known for his unrelenting trolling of Diddy, has been vocal on social media, expressing his stance on the allegations. He reminded his followers of his long-held suspicions about Diddy's parties through a post on Instagram, which featured a Photoshopped image of baby oil rebranded as "Diddy Oil." This followed reports by the Associated Press that investigators had seized over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant from Diddy's residences in L.A. and Miami earlier this year.

Sean Combs, who was arrested on September 17 in New York City, has been denied bond twice and remains in prison pending his trial. He has pled not guilty to the charges. As the documentary continues its production, it promises to shed new light on these serious allegations and their impact on the individuals involved.