In a recent interview aired on October 29 with The Art of Dialogue, Freddy P, a former associate of Sean “Diddy” Combs, shared his thoughts on the public defense from Diddy’s mother, Janice Small Combs, concerning her son’s ongoing legal challenges.
Freddy P, who was previously a member of Da Band, described Diddy’s mother as a “monster,” attributing blame to her for her son’s current situation.
“It’s not him; it’s her that’s the monster. She’s the f*cking monster. Everything he does is in her f*cking name. She’s created all of this, and the truth will come out in that Netflix series,” the 43-year-old stated.
Freddy P, whose real name is Freddrick Watson, was referring to an upcoming docuseries on Netflix, produced by hip-hop icon 50 Cent, which will delve into the serious allegations of violence, sexual misconduct, and charges of sex trafficking and racketeering against Diddy.
Unpacking Freddy P’s Controversial Statements on Diddy and His Mother
During his candid discussion with The Art of Dialogue, Freddy P harshly labeled Janice Small Combs as “the f*cking devil,” asserting that she had played a pivotal role in shaping her son into what he allegedly is today, while insinuating an inappropriate dynamic in their mother-son relationship.
“I don’t care what she has to say… When I see her supporting Diddy, it’s like she should just sit down. She is the worst. She’s the one in the wrong,” Freddy stated regarding Janice.
Furthermore, the Miami rapper made comparisons between Diddy’s mother and the disgraced former record producer R. Kelly, arguing that Janice’s support of the Bad Boy Records founder was akin to R. Kelly defending himself.
Freddy P criticized her for maintaining her son’s innocence stance, telling her to “f*cking shut up.”
“You’re responsible for the man he’s become,” Freddy added.
When probed about any “issues” with Janice Small Combs, Freddrick Watson maintained that he had no personal conflicts with her but simply disliked her due to alleged financial disputes, claiming that she had swindled him out of money.
He alleged that Janice owed him money, suggesting she had taken it through deceitful means.
Freddy P revealed that he possessed “backed up checks” but lamented that the statute of limitations had run out, which meant he couldn’t reclaim his funds, potentially over $10 million.
The former Making the Band star expressed disdain for individuals who witnessed Diddy’s alleged abuse without having the courage to confront him about it.
He insisted that had he been in their situation, he wouldn’t have stayed silent.
He reiterated a well-known incident when Diddy instructed Da Band members, including himself, to traverse from midtown Manhattan to Brooklyn just for a cheesecake, emphasizing his resistance to Diddy’s demands at the time.
“I told him, ‘I’ll bring you a cheesecake because you’re changing lives, but I’m not doing that.’ Then I walked out, feeling no fear in confronting Puffy, my mom, or my dad,” Freddrick recounted.
He further elaborated that he was not afraid to voice his opinions about Diddy or his family, crediting his strength to divine guidance.
Wrapping up his comments, he noted that he doesn’t harbor much resentment, but his experience with Janice Small Combs left him unimpressed with her character and her abilities as a mother.
In other comments, Freddy P praised 50 Cent for his astute decision to produce a docuseries focusing on the narratives of Diddy’s alleged victims, providing them a platform to share their “truths.”
He asserted that all G-Unit Films and Television Inc. founder desired was to uncover the “truth” behind Combs’ alleged misconduct, indicating a focus away from financial gain.
“It’s so genuine, reaching out to the core, revealing the satanic aspects behind all of this,” Freddy remarked.
Notably, 50 Cent has been teasing a Netflix documentary examining Sean Combs’ reported illicit actions ever since his former girlfriend Cassie accused him of sexual assault and physical abuse back in November 2023.
In July, 50 Cent confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that he was collaborating with Netflix on the project.
In September 2024, Netflix officially announced the untitled docuseries, which 50 Cent is producing through G-Unit Film & TV in conjunction with Alexandria Stapleton, who will also direct and co-produce the series through House of Nonfiction and Texas Crew Productions.
“This narrative carries a significant human impact. It’s a complex story that spans decades, observing more than just the headlines or clips that have surfaced,” Jackson and Stapleton shared exclusively with Variety.
Meanwhile, in early October, Janice Small Combs defended her son through her attorney, asserting that while Diddy may not be “perfect,” he certainly isn’t a “monster.”
Diddy’s mother condemned the ongoing federal case, describing it as a “public lynching of my son.”
“It’s disheartening to watch my son face public scrutiny not based on truth but driven by a narrative built on lies,” Janice expressed.
She expressed her deep sorrow regarding the unfolding scandal and emphasized that the Love Album creator deserved a fair chance to “prove his innocence” within the judicial system.
Currently, Diddy is grappling with multiple charges, including racketeering conspiracy, sexual trafficking with coercion, and transportation for prostitution, with his trial set to commence on May 5, 2025.
In addition, he continues to confront various allegations and lawsuits surrounding sexual assault.
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