Sean “Diddy” Combs may have to fight for his freedom in a federal criminal case.
The embattled Bad Boy Entertainment founder also faces personal damage in the court of public opinion.
Forthcoming content could make Diddy’s public relations issues more difficult.
According to celebrity website TMZ, multiple American and British producers are looking to create documentaries about the sexual misconduct allegations against Combs.
The outlet reports that at least five production companies, including one associated with Hulu, have contacted individuals once connected to Diddy.
The March 25 raid of the rapper’s homes in Los Angeles and Miami apparently sparked increased interest in documenting his potential downfall.
