Puff Daddy and his family are making their way to Hulu.
Sean “Diddy” Combs is reportedly getting his own reality show, tentatively titled “Diddy + 7,” that will feature him and his children.
“It will profile the entire family.” “They all have businesses—even the kids—and everyone will be featured,” a source tells Page Six.
Production has already begun. According to the report, the Combs family has been spotted filming in Los Angeles and Miami.
The Jasmine Brand was the first to report earlier this year that he had filed a trademark for a “reality-based television program” called “Diddy + 7.”
The 53-year-old billionaire has seven children, including Quincy, Christian, and D’Lila Star, and Jessie James, twin daughters he shares with the late Kim Porter. He also has a son named Justin with Misa Hylton and a daughter named Chance with Sarah Chapman. Love Sean Combs, his youngest daughter, was born unexpectedly in December.
Diddy has previously dabbled in reality television, appearing on MTV’s “Making the Band” and VH1’s “I Want to Work for Diddy.”
At Hulu, he’ll be in good company. The Kardashians’ reality show “The Kardashians,” which is currently in its third season, is already available on the streaming service.
The REVOLT chairman intends to make more significant moves in the media industry. He has expressed interest in acquiring a majority stake in BET from its current owner, Paramount Global, in order to create a “Black-owned global media powerhouse.”
