‘Jamie Fox don’t speak on P Diddy anymore ever since he got out the hospital’: It Might Be GAME OVER For P Diddy As Kanye West, Jaguar WRIGHT, DMX Reveal This Shocking TESTIMONY 

Puffy, notorious for his actions, has faced rumors and speculation about his corrupt ways for decades. Despite attempts by people like Fat Joe, DMX, and Jaguar Wright to expose him, nothing had a substantial impact on Diddy’s wealth and influence because they lacked a “Smoking Gun.”

Fonzworth Bentley: Diddy’s former assistant and right-hand man for three years, Bentley has seen things. After settling with Cassie, Bentley posted a cryptic message on the internet, hinting at potential secrets he knows about Diddy.

Al B. Sure: Since Kim Porter’s death, Al B. Sure has been vocal about his feelings towards Diddy. He’s posted cryptic messages, and many believe Kim Porter might have shared some dirt on Diddy with Al B. Sure before her death.

Stevie J: Stevie J, a long-time partner of Diddy, might be privy to some of Diddy’s secrets. Their history suggests a close relationship, and Stevie J could potentially know about certain “freak off” sessions.

Keffe D: Keffe D claims that Diddy offered him $1 million to take out Tupac. He allegedly attended a party with Puffy where an announcement was made about Tupac.

These individuals could potentially bring down Diddy’s empire if they decide to speak out. The recent developments, especially Cassie’s lawsuit, have weakened Diddy’s position, and people who know his secrets might be ready to expose him.

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Was Diddy Somehow Involved in Tupac’s Death? Here’s What His Stepbrother Has to Say About That

Last month, we told you Duane “Keffe D” Davis was arrested in connection to the murder of late rapper Tupac. Since then, authorities have said that while they don’t believe he was the actual gunman—they do know he was the “shot caller” for the group that eventually took Pac out.

However, since his arrest, online talk has been circulating about who exactly was the person responsible for making the call to end the rapper’s life in the first place, with many believing it to be Diddy. Yes, P. Diddy, Puffy, Puff Daddy, Sean Combs. This is due to several interviews Keffe’s done over the years in which he’s consistently name-dropped the “Gotta Move On” artist—though to be clear, Diddy has never been named as a suspect by authorities. Now, however, Pac’s stepbrother is speaking out to address that theory, and what he has to say might surprise you.

In an interview on The Art of Dialogue podcast, Mopreme Shakur revealed that Diddy called him in 2008 to tell him he had nothing to do with his stepbrother’s murder in 1996.

“The boy Puffy called me though,” Mopreme said. “Puff called me back in the day. He was like, ‘I just want you to know I ain’t have nothing to do with your brother’s [murder]. I know who you are, but we never met and I just want to call you man to man and let you know that I ain’t have nothing to do with your brother’s death.’”

He continued: “Now why was he calling, reaching out to me? It was in the early 2000s. L.A. Times had just dropped an article in the newspaper, implicating him as well. I told him I appreciate the call, but the truth has yet to come out, so we gon’ see.”

“I heard what he said, but that shit been so chaotic. I ain’t know which way to go until you find out more information,” he later added, before eventually quipping: “ He could’ve been trying to cover his ass or he could’ve been sincere. We gon’ see.”

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Whether Diddy called to actually to tell the truth or just to absolve his guilt, Mopreme is unsure. But as he previously stated in a different interview on The Comedy Hype News Show, he does believe that Keffe’s arrest is vindication and that somebody will ultimately be held accountable.

“This individual [Keefe D] mentioned [Diddy’s] name. Law enforcement has a job to do. Will they do it? It does feel like Pac is being vindicated because back in them days when things were going down, everybody thought he was crazy,” Mopreme explained, as noted by HipHopDX. “He may have not expressed it properly but that don’t mean he was wrong, ya dig? So we’ll see.”

“[Keefe D] mentioned certain people that may be accomplices so at this point in the game somebody’s accountable. Are they gonna make everybody he’s talking about accountable?” he concluded.