Diddy’s sons Justin and Christian appear in new docuseries

Justin Combs and his younger brother Christian “King” Combs are stepping into the spotlight in a new documentary series that looks back at their father Sean “Diddy” Combs’s criminal trial and conviction. A short teaser released on Sunday gives a glimpse of what’s to come and suggests the series will land sometime in 2026, reported PEOPLE.

The preview shows Justin Combs, 31, and Christian Combs, 19, sitting together as news footage and headlines about their father’s legal troubles play on a large screen in front of them. There is no narration and very little dialogue. Instead, the focus is on their reactions as they quietly watch events that have dominated their family’s lives over the past two years.

At one point, words flash across the screen including “family,” “loyalty,” “betrayal,” “truth,” and “lies.” In a brief but emotional moment, Justin places his arm around his younger brother, a small gesture that hints at the weight of what they are reliving. The teaser ends with Justin answering a collect call from the Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution, where their father is currently being held.

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The documentary has been shared by Zeus Network founder Lemuel Plummer, though no official title or release date has been confirmed. The short clip makes clear that the series will focus on the personal impact of the case rather than rehashing legal arguments, offering a family perspective on a story that has already attracted intense public attention.

Their father, Sean Combs, was convicted in July on two prostitution related charges. He was later sentenced in October to 50 months in federal prison. Following time served, Combs is expected to be released on June 4, 2028.

Justin and Christian come from different chapters of Combs’s life. Justin is his son with fashion designer Misa Hylton, while Christian is the son of the late Kim Porter. Combs is also father to Quincy, Chance, twins D’Lila and Jessie, and Love. Since his arrest in September 2024, his children have largely presented a united front, publicly supporting him despite the seriousness of the charges and the scrutiny surrounding the case.

The teaser suggests the documentary will explore that loyalty and the strain it places on family relationships. By showing the brothers simply sitting and watching old clips, the series appears to lean into the emotional reality of being related to one of the most talked about figures in music during a very public downfall.

So far, there is no indication of whether other family members will appear or how much access viewers will be given to conversations behind closed doors. What is clear is that Justin and Christian are ready to share their side of the story, or at least let cameras capture their reactions as they revisit a period that has changed their lives.

With its muted tone and focus on family, the series looks set to offer a quieter counterpoint to the headlines that have surrounded the case. Whether it will change public opinion remains to be seen, but it is likely to spark fresh debate when it arrives next year.

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