Sean “Diddy” Combs’s sons, Justin Combs and Christian “King” Combs, are set to appear in a new documentary series that will revisit their father’s highly publicized criminal trial and conviction.
Justin, 31, and Christian, 19, appeared in a newly released trailer on Sunday, Dec. 28, teasing the upcoming docuseries, which is scheduled to premiere in 2026. The series will chronicle the aftermath of the music mogul’s legal troubles and appears to focus on the personal impact of the case on his family.
In the trailer, shared on Instagram by Zeus Network founder Lemuel Plummer, Justin is seated alone in a screening room before being joined by his younger brother. As the two sit together, a rapid montage of headlines related to their father’s crimes flashes across the screen.
One news clip heard in the background references how Combs’s children attended the trial in New York, describing them as standing with their father “hands gripped in solidarity.” The brothers exchange solemn looks as they watch the footage unfold.
As Justin places his arm around Christian, a series of words appear onscreen, including “rise,” “family,” “foes,” “joy,” “pain,” “voice,” “loyalty,” “betrayal,” “highs,” “lows,” “love,” “hate,” “truth” and “lies,” hinting at the emotional themes the series will explore.
The trailer concludes with Justin answering a vibrating phone to accept a collect call from the Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution, where Sean Combs, 56, is currently incarcerated. No specific release date has been announced beyond the 2026 premiere window.
Sean Combs was convicted in July on two prostitution-related charges and was sentenced in October to 50 months in prison. He has been behind bars since September 2024 and is expected to serve approximately three years after receiving credit for time already served.
Justin is Combs’s son with stylist Misa Hylton, while Christian is his son with the late Kim Porter. The music executive is also the father of Quincy, 34, Chance, 19, twins D’Lila and Jessie, 19, and Love, 3.
Following their father’s arrest, the six older Combs children released a joint public statement expressing unwavering support. They said the situation had “devastated” their family and criticized what they described as false narratives and speculation surrounding the case.
When Combs was sentenced in October, Justin addressed the court and asked the judge to grant his father a second chance. He described Combs as a “superhero” who had changed for the better and still had much to offer his children and the world.
Justin also visited his father in prison on Christmas Day, spending about 90 minutes with him. According to a representative, the two spoke about navigating difficult times, reflecting on past mistakes and focusing on personal growth and improvement.
According to Federal Bureau of Prisons records reviewed in November, Sean Combs’s projected release date is June 4, 2028.