Nearly 30 years after the murder of The Notorious B.I.G., the wound that never healed has been ripped open — not by journalists or detectives, but by his son, CJ Wallace.
In an explosive revelation shaking the foundations of hip-hop royalty, CJ is reportedly accusing his mother, Faith Evans, and Sean “Diddy” Combs’ closest allies of being tied to a decades-old conspiracy — one that may have sealed Biggie’s fate.

 “THE TRAITORS WERE INSIDE HIS HOUSE”

Sources close to CJ reveal that he’s never believed the official story about his father’s 1997 assassination. And now, with Diddy facing multiple federal investigations, the 28-year-old is said to be connecting disturbing dots — dots that lead straight to people his father once trusted most.

“He’s done protecting anyone,” one insider claimed. “CJ’s realizing his dad wasn’t killed by enemies on the streets — he was betrayed by people smiling at the dinner table.”

A MARRIAGE THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

The first crack in CJ’s faith came in 2018, when his mother Faith Evans suddenly married Stevie J, a longtime Bad Boy producer and Diddy loyalist — and shockingly, CJ’s own godfather.
The Vegas wedding blindsided him completely — he reportedly found out on social media.

To CJ, the marriage wasn’t love — it was a message from Diddy’s camp, a move that bound his mother even closer to the man CJ believes “knew too much” about Biggie’s death. “It broke him,” a source close to CJ shared. “He couldn’t understand how his mom could marry one of Diddy’s most loyal soldiers — not after everything that happened.”

“SHE KNEW HE WAS GOING TO DIE”

The most damning claim comes from Jaguar Wright, an outspoken industry insider, who alleges that Diddy warned Faith Evans the night before Biggie’s death — telling her “he’s not making it home.”

According to Wright, Faith was told to stay away and later instructed to “keep quiet and play her part.”
If true, it suggests the ultimate betrayal — a wife forced to lie about her husband’s final hours to protect a record label’s empire.

DIDDY’S CONTROL AFTER BIGGIE’S DEATH

Faith has previously admitted that Diddy acted aggressively and controlling in the days following the murder.
She was reportedly pushed into performing “I’ll Be Missing You” with Diddy and Sting at the 1997 MTV Awards — despite begging not to. “You ain’t about to f*** up my thing,” Diddy allegedly told her.

Even more haunting, insiders claim Biggie was supposed to fly to London the night he was killed — but Diddy convinced him to stay in Los Angeles, the city where he would be shot just hours later.

FAITH EVANS FIGHTS BACK

Faith, now 51, has threatened legal action after rumors surfaced that the late Kim Porter’s alleged memoir contained evidence that Diddy used Faith to spy on Biggie.
Her representatives have called the claims “vile lies” — but CJ’s distance from his mother is telling.

“CJ doesn’t want to talk,” said another source. “He feels like the truth about his dad was buried — and his mom helped keep it buried.”

A FAMILY DIVIDED, A LEGACY IN RUINS

From Bad Boy Records’ rise to its bloody shadow, the Wallace family has carried the weight of unsolved tragedy for nearly three decades.
Now, as Diddy faces mounting scrutiny and CJ steps out of silence, the cracks in hip-hop’s most powerful empire are finally showing.

Was Faith Evans merely a pawn in Diddy’s game of power — or a willing participant in history’s most chilling betrayal?

For Biggie’s son, the truth is no longer optional. “My father was set up,” CJ reportedly said. “And the setup started at home.”