Netflix has confirmed the release of a four-part docuseries on Sean “Diddy” Combs, titled Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which will premiere globally on December 2, 2025.

The series is executive produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and directed by Emmy-award winner Alexandria Stapleton. It features interviews and archival footage that have not previously been made public, offering viewers new insight into Combs’s personal and professional life.

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Across four hour-long episodes, the documentary traces Combs’s rise in the music industry, from founding Bad Boy Records to launching artists such as The Notorious B.I.G. and Mase. It also addresses the legal challenges and controversies that have shaped his public image, including sexual assault allegations and his 2025 prison sentence for transporting individuals for prostitution. By exploring both achievements and setbacks, the series aims to provide a full picture of the man behind the public persona.

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50 Cent said producing the series involved speaking with people directly involved in the events, including former collaborators and witnesses. Director Alexandria Stapleton added that the series also reflects the way society elevates celebrities, often without considering the consequences that come with that attention.

The timing of the release is particularly relevant. Combs’s legal situation remains a talking point within the music community, and the documentary gives audiences an opportunity to engage with the story firsthand rather than through media speculation.

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For Netflix, Sean Combs: The Reckoning continues its investment in music-focused documentaries. For viewers, it promises an in-depth look at one of hip-hop’s most influential and controversial figures, exploring both his professional accomplishments and the challenges that have defined his life. The series is expected to spark conversation among fans, critics, and anyone interested in the intersections of fame, power, and accountability.

Love and Wine is South African romantic comedy shot at the Cape Winelands. The film will be released on December 5, 2025 on Netflix. The scenes in the trailer are filled with laughter and teach real-life lessons with refreshing sincerity.

Plot

The trailer shows Ovee, a wealthy wine farm heir who wants to prove he’s more than his family name. He and his best friend Nathi decide to test whether love can exist without money. However, when he meets Amahle, a hardworking and sincere woman, things don’t turn out as he expected. She changes his perspective on what love truly means.

What It Explores 

Love and Wine themes are love, identity, and truth. There are also lessons on ambition, personal growth, and cultural pride. The tone of this trailer suggests a story that celebrates love grounded in honesty rather than perfection.

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Cast

The cast of this upcoming movie includes Ntobeko Sishi as Ovee and Masali Baduza as Amahle. Also, Thandolwethu Zondi plays Nathi, Ovee’s best friend and trusted driver. Thando Thabethe is Lena, the confident winery manager who has humour and liveliness to the story. The supporting cast are Bongile Mantsai, Desmond Dube, Thembsie Matu, Bohang Moeko, N’kone Mametja, Simone Neethling, and Rorisang Mohapi.

Visuals

The visuals are beautiful, and show golden light, sweeping vineyards, and scenic mountain views. Each shot captures the charm of South Africa’s wine country. The production design is natural, and the costumes are comfortable and elegant. The trailer’s colours, and camera work create a warm and intimate tone that fits the film’s story.

Overall, Love and Wine teases a South African romantic comedy with heartfelt storytelling, grounded performances, and the beauty of the Cape Winelands.

Sandton’s Nelson Mandela Square buzzed with celebrity energy last weekend as South African stars showed up for the ‘Bad Influencer’ meet and greet. The Netflix event brought together actors, digital creators and fans, turning the square into one of the liveliest spots in Johannesburg for the evening.

Front and centre was Zozibini Tunzi, whose debut acting role in the series has been the talk of the town. The former Miss Universe looked confident and relaxed as she interacted with fans and posed for photos. Her shift from pageantry to acting has made her one of the most watched names in entertainment right now, and her appearance only added to the excitement.

Comedian and content creator Lasizwe Dambuza also made an appearance, dressed in black and full of his usual confidence. His interaction with fans brought a lively energy to the evening, showing his natural connection with audiences both online and in person.

The show’s lead, Jo-Anne Reyneke, joined co-stars Cindy Mahlangu and Tunzi to meet fans and chat about the upcoming series. They stopped for interviews, signed autographs, and shared moments with attendees eager to get a closer look at the faces behind the show.

The event brought together traditional television personalities and online creators in one space, showing how the country’s entertainment worlds now overlap more naturally than ever.

Bad Influencer, set to premiere on 31 October, follows BK, a single mother drawn into a web of online fame and deceit. The story dives into the cost of chasing visibility in a digital world — a theme that clearly resonated with the crowd that evening.

For many, it wasn’t just about promoting a new Netflix show; it was about celebrating South African talent and seeing their favourite personalities in person.

Bad Influencer arrives at a time when local creators are claiming their space online and on-screen, proving that Mzansi’s mix of humour, style and storytelling continues to set its own pace. If the meet and greet was anything to go by, the show’s debut later this month won’t just trend; it will get people talking for real.