‘Sean Combs: The Reckoning’: Netflix Documentary’s Wildest Bombshells

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing intense scrutiny following the release of Netflix’s documentary series, Sean Combs: The Reckoning.

A day before its debut on December 2, Netflix released a preview on YouTube showing Combs in a hotel room six days before his arrest. “We have to find someone who can work with us in the dirtiest business,” he said during a phone call. “We’re losing.”

The docuseries revealed he was speaking with his lawyer Marc Agnifilo, urging him to find someone “from this country or another.”

Combs later contacted his sons, Justin and Christian, urging them to take drastic action, saying, “Others need to act because this is absurd.”

The documentary features shocking claims by Combs’ former associate Kirk Burrowes regarding Tupac Shakur’s murder.

“Sean was envious of Biggie and Tupac’s friendship,” Burrowes stated. “As a marketer, you’re a manipulator, and there’s envy for those who succeed without manipulation.”

Duane “Keffe D” Davis, indicted for Shakur’s murder, alleged in a recorded session that Combs offered a $1 million bounty for Suge Knight and Shakur’s deaths.

Combs has consistently denied involvement in Shakur’s murder. Burrowes added, “Over the years, many bad things happened to good friends.”

Following The Notorious B.I.G.’s death in March 1997, Combs reportedly held annual gatherings, according to former escort Clayton Howard.

“I would party with them for days while engaging in intimate activities with Casandra Ventura,” Howard claimed. “They always contacted me on March 9.”

Howard recounted unusual events during these gatherings, alleging that his bodily fluids were collected and played with by Ventura.

The documentary also includes footage of Combs expressing the need for “hand sanitizer” after interacting with fans, stating, “I have to deal with 150 hugs.”

Former security head Roger Bonds commented, “He used the culture only when needed. Now, he returns to Harlem, hoping for support.”

The series revealed footage of Combs discussing a $200 million deposit with his then-girlfriend, Dana Tran, five days before his arrest.

“The bank is staying open for me,” he told Tran. Combs was arrested on September 16, 2024, in Manhattan.

Former employee Capricorn Clark remarked, “He’s the best storyteller in hip-hop, thinking he’s invincible.”

Clark alleged that Combs planned to harm rapper Kid Cudi, who dated Ventura in 2011.

“He came to my door with a gun and was furious,” Clark recalled. “He wanted to kill him.”

Clark claimed Combs kidnapped her and went to Cudi’s home, where he threatened violence if the authorities were informed.

Burrowes claimed he saw Combs slap his mother after a 1991 tragedy at a basketball game.

“He questioned his career choice, and I saw him slap her,” Burrowes recounted.

Former Danity Kane member Aubrey O’Day shared details about her relationship with Combs.

She recounted learning of an alleged assault through an affidavit during Combs’ legal battle.

O’Day admitted she had no memory of the event and questioned whether she had been assaulted.

O’Day claimed she received explicit emails from Combs, quoting messages he allegedly sent her.

She was eventually dismissed from Danity Kane for reportedly not engaging in certain activities.

In July, Combs was found guilty of two counts of transportation for prostitution but acquitted of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

A juror explained that Combs was acquitted of sex trafficking Ventura because domestic violence charges were absent.

Another juror described Combs and Ventura’s relationship as complex, stating, “They were deeply in love, though he took her for granted.”