**The Untold Story of Faith Evans and Biggie: Betrayal, Scandal, and Mystery**

Faith Evans, the widow of rap legend Biggie Smalls (Christopher Wallace), has long been a figure of intrigue in the music industry. Her relationship with Biggie, their whirlwind marriage, and the controversies surrounding her loyalty have been the subject of speculation for decades.

Now, new allegations from insiders, including Jaguar Wright, paint a darker picture of Faith’s role in Biggie’s life and untimely death.

Faith and Biggie’s relationship began in 1994 when they met at a photoshoot for Bad Boy Records. Faith was the first female artist signed to the label, and Biggie was rising to fame under Diddy’s mentorship.

Their connection was instant, leading to marriage just weeks after meeting. At first, their relationship seemed like a fairy tale, but cracks began to show as Biggie’s career skyrocketed. Rumors of infidelity on both sides plagued their union, with Biggie allegedly involved with multiple women, including Lil’ Kim, while Faith was rumored to have had an affair with Tupac Shakur.

The alleged affair between Faith and Tupac became one of the most explosive scandals in hip-hop history. Tupac claimed in his diss track “Hit ‘Em Up” that he had slept with Faith, fueling the East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry.

Faith denied the allegations, stating that Tupac had approached her under the guise of collaborating on music. She admitted feeling uncomfortable during their meeting and left as soon as she realized the situation might have been a setup. However, a photo of Faith and Tupac together surfaced, adding fuel to the fire and creating tension in her marriage with Biggie.

Jaguar Wright has recently made shocking claims that Faith was more than just unfaithful—she was allegedly a “handler” planted by Diddy to keep tabs on Biggie.

According to Wright, Faith played a role in manipulating Biggie emotionally and possibly leading him into dangerous situations. Wright even suggested that Faith knew about Biggie’s impending death and purposefully stayed away from him on the night he was killed. These accusations align with rumors that Diddy had orchestrated Biggie’s trip to Los Angeles, knowing the risks involved.

Biggie’s murder in 1997 remains unsolved, surrounded by mystery and speculation. Some believe his death was connected to the East Coast vs. West Coast feud, while others suspect betrayal from within his own circle.

Gene Deal, Diddy’s former bodyguard, has corroborated claims of manipulation and betrayal, revealing that Biggie was deeply affected by the rumors of Faith’s affair with Tupac. Deal even stated that Biggie confronted Faith in a fit of rage after hearing Tupac’s diss track, further straining their relationship.

Faith’s career continued after Biggie’s death, but her ties to Bad Boy Records became increasingly strained. She released several albums under the label but later revealed that Diddy had mistreated her, imposing unreasonable demands and sidelining her projects.

Faith’s struggles with Diddy and the lingering rumors about her role in Biggie’s life have left many questioning her true loyalty.

As more insiders like Jaguar Wright and Gene Deal speak out, the narrative surrounding Biggie’s death becomes increasingly complex. Was Faith Evans simply a grieving widow caught in the chaos of the music industry, or was she a key player in a larger, more sinister plan?

The truth remains elusive, but one thing is clear: the legacy of Biggie Smalls is forever intertwined with questions of loyalty, betrayal, and the dark side of fame.