Now that the Southern District of New York has officially been indicted Diddy, people are dying to know more details about his alleged sex trafficking ring that allegedly led to dozens of women and men being taken advantage— of and thousands of bottles of baby oil and lubricant ending up in Diddy’s estate.

Luckily for everyone, a docuseries centered around The Diddler is already in development, and no, we’re not talking about the one 50 Cent has in the works. Investigation Discovery (ID) and Quiet on Set producer Maxine Productions have announced that they’re already on the case and will be getting into the nitty gritty surrounding Diddy’s “Freak Off” party committee (y’all can have that bar for free).

With everything from drugs, guns and setting Kid Cudi’s car on fire, ID will have a lot of ground to cover, and we’ll all be here for it. The project is still untitled but per a press release it will delve into the “allegations of violent behavior and illegal activity that have trailed the music mogul.”

The docuseries also plans to use the reporting of Rolling Stone (it is being produced in association with Rolling Stone Films) along with archival footage to bring the full story to light. For now, the doc will be released in 2025 on ID and Max.

Now that Diddy’s facing 15 years to life in prison for his disturbing transgressions, don’t be surprised if the founder of Bad Boy Records decides to save his own ass and go the Tekashi 6ix9ine route in an effort to get himself a lighter sentence. As we all know, the bigger the fish the more likely he’ll be able to get himself off the hook. Lots of music and entertainment heavyweights might be sweating all the bullets as we speak.

Will y’all be tuning into the forthcoming Diddy docuseries surrounding his disturbing actions? Of course you will, but sound off in the comments section anyway.

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