🔥 Charli Baltimore REVEALS Biggie’s LAST WORDS 💔 — Claims Faith Evans and Diddy KNEW the Setup! 🕵️‍♂️💣

When Charli Baltimore recently opened up about Biggie’s final days, the internet stopped breathing.

With Diddy currently under legal fire, and Faith Evans remaining unshakably loyal to him, Charli’s explosive revelations hit like a seismic shockwave through the hip-hop world.

According to her, Biggie knew his time was short—and he wasn’t just paranoid—he was right.

Back in the winter of 1995, Charli and Biggie began a whirlwind romance that quickly turned serious.

Biggie wasn’t just smitten—he was also planning a career revolution.

He confided in Charli that he was planning to leave Diddy’s Bad Boy Records to sign a $62 million deal that would launch a new era of independence.

The Commission, a supergroup including Biggie, Jay-Z, and Charli herself, was poised to be unstoppable.

But what Charli now suggests is that this move made Biggie a threat—one that someone couldn’t afford to let walk away.

“He showed me the contract,” Charli recalled.

“He said, ‘Look at this.

I’m about to get that money.

’” But the money may have painted a target on his back.

That’s when Biggie allegedly began to voice his fear for his life.

Charli says he confided in her that something felt off—that people he once trusted now felt like enemies.

He even suspected that he was being watched and manipulated.

If you ask Charli, that paranoia wasn’t misplaced.

She believes Biggie was set up.

And the finger, she claims, points directly at Diddy…

and Faith Evans.

Now, Faith has always been vocal about her loyalty to Diddy.

In public interviews, she insists, “Puff would never have Big.

” But according to Charli, that defense may be more than misguided—it may be a cover-up.

She says Biggie was terrified after discovering that Faith was pregnant with his child—a fact she learned from Biggie’s mother, not from him.

The betrayal shook their relationship.

Charli also claims Biggie believed that Faith and Diddy were more connected than anyone realized.

And here’s where it gets even darker.

Allegedly, behind the scenes, Charli is saying that both Diddy and Faith knew what was about to happen to Biggie—and said nothing.

Why would Faith be so quick to defend a man people claim had motive, opportunity, and power to erase Biggie? Some say because she was part of the plan, or at the very least, aware of it.

Sound far-fetched? Think again.

Multiple insiders have confirmed that Biggie was planning to leave Bad Boy.

One of them, photographer Monique Bunn, revealed in a Rolling Stone investigation that Biggie was actively negotiating to reclaim his publishing rights.

At the time, he was reportedly distancing himself from Diddy’s empire.

Others noticed it too.

After Biggie’s death, Diddy wasted no time pushing the release of Life After Death, reportedly pressuring staff to focus on album sales instead of grieving.

The narrative? Profit first.

Mourning later.

Even more disturbing? Diddy allegedly hijacked a Rolling Stone cover intended to honor Biggie, demanding it be about his upcoming album instead.

He reportedly told his team, “No, he’s dead.

I need to be on the cover.

” And he got his way—appearing shirtless with B.I.G.

written on his chest in what many now see as a grotesque branding of his dead friend’s legacy.

The revelations don’t stop there.

Diddy later admitted that Biggie’s death made him millions.

“I think his passing added to the fame,” he told Rolling Stone.

“At least 2 million of the 5 million [album sales] were due to his death.” Cold.

Calculated.

Profitable.

Even Biggie’s own mother, Voletta Wallace, never believed the official story.

In interviews and her 2005 memoir, she described how Diddy lured her son into a dangerous business arrangement for just $25,000.

She wrote that Puff “bought” her son’s loyalty with a flash of cash, creating an illusion of brotherhood that masked manipulation.

Voletta also claimed the LAPD knew exactly who killed Biggie, but refused to act, hinting at a larger conspiracy.

She stated, “I have a very good idea who unalived Christopher... someone is being protected.”

 

And while the world has long speculated about who might have orchestrated the hit on Biggie, Faith Evans stands out—not just because she was his wife, but because she’s one of the only people who has

consistently defended Diddy’s innocence.

Even when fans and insiders alike question her loyalty, she remains unmoved.

Why?

According to Charli Baltimore, because she knows the truth—and the truth might incriminate her too.

Insiders also point to Diddy’s jealousy of Biggie’s bond with Tupac.

Diddy allegedly resented their friendship and may have fueled the East Coast–West Coast feud by encouraging Biggie to release Who Shot Ya, widely seen as a diss track aimed at Pac.

Kirk Burrowes, a former Bad Boy exec, claimed that Diddy initiated the beef as a power play—manipulating Biggie into a feud that ultimately cost him his life.

So where does that leave Charli Baltimore today? Watching as Diddy’s empire crumbles in the courtroom and the public eye.

And now, after years of silence, she’s breaking the dam—letting the world know that Biggie’s death wasn’t just a random act of violence.

It was premeditated.

It was business.

And some of the people closest to him may have been the ones holding the blueprint.

What’s next? Will Faith Evans speak out? Will she continue to stand by Diddy? And will Charli reveal even more of Biggie’s final words?

One thing’s clear: the truth is catching up, and the ghosts of Bad Boy’s past are screaming louder than ever.

Biggie may be gone, but his voice—echoed now through Charli—is far from silent.

Because if what Charli’s saying is even half true…

Diddy and Faith aren’t just holding secrets.

They’re holding the match that burned down the legacy of one of hip-hop’s greatest icons.