As the fallout from Netflix's explosive docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning continues, a new allegation has emerged that cuts straight to the heart of how the private footage ended up in the hands of Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson, and it has nothing to do with hacking or espionage.
Instead, a documentary worker claims the mogul may have failed to pay the people who filmed him. That alleged oversight, they say, opened the door for footage to reach one of Diddy's most vocal rivals, ultimately fuelling the bombshell documentary that has intensified scrutiny around the disgraced rapper.
