Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs‘ mom, Janice Combs, has responded to the “lies” about her in a brand new four-part Netflix docuseries. In a press release, Janice condemned the streaming large and pushed again towards a few of the narratives about her relationship along with her son. Netflix’s docuseries about Diddy arrived simply two months after the disgraced rapper was sentenced to 50 months in jail with time served following his conviction on two prostitution prices. After the manufacturing grew to become obtainable for streaming, a spokesperson for the “Finna Get Free” artist additionally spoke out towards the documentary, implying a few of the never-before-seen footage had been obtained illegally.

“I’m penning this assertion to right a few of the lies offered within the Netflix, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, launched on December 2, 2025,” Janice mentioned in a press release to Deadline. “These inaccuracies concerning my son Sean’s upbringing and household life is deliberately achieved to mislead viewers and additional hurt our status.”

The Netflix docuseries consists of 4 complete episodes, detailing Diddy’s life from childhood to the current day. The episodes additionally function horrifying allegations towards Diddy made by former Unhealthy Boy Data staff and “Making the Band” actuality stars. In accordance with Janice, Netflix took a “salacious” path to “promote the collection,” which is being government produced by Diddy’s longtime adversary, 50 Cent.

Elsewhere in her assertion, Janice pushed again towards a declare made by a former peer of her son’s who alleged the rapper as soon as slapped her following the Metropolis Faculty stampede in 1991. “The allegations acknowledged by Mr. Kirk Burrows that my son slapped me whereas we have been conversing after the tragic Metropolis Faculty occasions on December 28, 1991, are inaccurate and patently false,” she mentioned. “That was a really unhappy day for all of us.”

Janice additionally denied the claims that she was an abuser herself, explaining that, as a single mom, she raised her son “with love and onerous work, not abuse.” Persevering with, Janice mentioned, “On the contrary, I cherished and nurtured Sean. My recollections of Sean rising up are certainly one of a respectful and a diligent baby and teenager. Sean has at all times been an industrious, purpose oriented, over achiever.”

In her assertion to Deadline, Janice made a surprising demand, urging Netflix to publicly retract any “distortions, falsehoods, and deceptive statements” about her and her son.

A spokesperson from Diddy’s crew shared an analogous message nearly instantly following the manufacturing’s launch, accusing the producers and people concerned with the collection of getting “private grievances” with the rapper. In addition they criticized the streaming large for rehashing previous tales they declare are unfaithful. “The undertaking was constructed round a one-sided narrative led by a publicly admitted adversary, and it repeats allegations with out context, proof, or verification.”

Netflix defended itself towards the claims, although, in accordance with The Blast, calling them “false.”

“The footage of Combs main as much as his indictment and arrest have been legally obtained. This isn’t successful piece or an act of retribution. Curtis Jackson is an government producer however doesn’t have artistic management. Nobody was paid to take part,” the corporate mentioned.

Other than his relationship along with his mom, “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” additionally explored the numerous sexual assault allegations towards the daddy of seven. In reality, certainly one of Diddy’s former artists, Aubrey O’Day, the frontwoman of the 2000s woman group Danity Kane, received candid in regards to the inappropriate emails she mentioned Diddy as soon as despatched to her.

Studying the message aloud, O’Day mentioned certainly one of them learn, “I do not wanna simply f-ck you. I can see you being with some motherf-cker that you just inform what to do. I make my lady do what I inform her to do, and he or she loves it.”