Diddy’s Sons Justin and Christian Announce Docuseries Slated for 2026

Justin and Christian Combs are producing a documentary series for the Zeus Network, slated to debut in 2026. The untitled project, announced with a social media trailer, will offer the brothers' firsthand account of their father Sean "Diddy" Combs's federal trial. The preview features them analyzing news coverage and courtroom material, ending with Justin receiving a phone call from FCI Fort Dix, the New Jersey prison where Combs is incarcerated for 50 months.

This personal narrative arrives as Combs fights his conviction through the courts. His legal team, led by attorney Alexandra A.E. Shapiro, recently filed an appeal contending his sentence was disproportionately severe. They argue the presiding judge, Aran Subramanian, improperly substituted his own judgment for the jury's verdict. The brothers, who attended the trial regularly, have maintained family ties; Justin's Christmas Day prison visit was widely reported. Their documentary could serve as a pivotal counterpoint during the appeals process, potentially swaying public opinion with a familial perspective often absent from legal reporting.

The series will contribute to an ongoing public reassessment of Combs's legacy, joining projects like Netflix's "Sean Combs: The Reckoning." That four-part docuseries, executive produced by his frequent critic 50 Cent, gained notoriety for including footage filmed just before Combs's September 2024 arrest on charges including sex trafficking. Industry observers note the strategic choice of the Zeus Network—a platform popular with Gen Z and Millennial audiences for its unscripted content—allows the Combs brothers to bypass traditional media filters and connect directly with a younger demographic.

Sean "Diddy" Combs himself rose from an intern at Uptown Records to become one of hip-hop's most influential moguls, founding Bad Boy Records in 1993 and building a multifaceted empire that included the Sean John clothing line and Cîroc vodka. His fall from grace, culminating in his 2024 conviction, represents one of the most dramatic shifts in modern entertainment history. As one media historian noted, "Documentaries like this often become primary sources for future biographers, making this series a crucial effort by his sons to influence the historical record." The final act of his public story will now be shaped by both the courtroom's verdict and the narrative crafted by his family.