🎥 Jada Pinkett & Tupac’s SECRET Tape on Set?! Larenz Tate Spills SHOCKING Truth from Menace II Society 😱🔥

It all started innocently enough—Larenz Tate, promoting his latest project, reflected on his earlier roles.

But when Menace II Society came up, the conversation veered sharply into “WTF” territory.

In a casual yet loaded remark, Larenz hinted that something very intimate may have gone down between Jada Pinkett and Tupac—possibly caught on tape—during the filming era of Menace II Society.

For context, Jada was originally offered the role of Delilah in Dead Presidents, but she turned it down.

Why? According to Larenz, she told him directly on the set of Girls Trip years later—it was because of her loyalty to Tupac.

Apparently, Pac had beef with the Hughes brothers, who directed both Menace II Society and Dead Presidents, and Jada didn’t want to cross him.

That’s right—she gave up a major Hollywood role to stay in Pac’s good graces.

Why does that matter? Because Larenz didn’t buy her “friendship” excuse for one second.

He straight-up said that no one turns down a big career move like that unless something else is going on.

In his mind, it wasn’t about loyalty—it was about intimacy.

And when you add that to the now-infamous story about Jada being caught with Tupac in a bathroom, things start getting very real.

That story? It came from Jada’s own former assistant during an interview with Tasha K.

The assistant claimed she came home one day and found Jada rushing out of the bathroom, visibly panicked, because Tupac was inside…

taking a bath.

She said Jada looked like a “deer in headlights.

” Now, nobody’s saying what happened for sure—but come on.

Would you be acting like that if your platonic friend was just soaking in a tub?

Tasha K even asked if maybe Jada was just nervous her mom might find out.

But the assistant shut that down fast—Jada was 19 at the time.

Grown.

And Pac was already famous with Digital Underground.

So what was there to hide?

And here’s where things get even more uncomfortable: Jada’s own daughter, Willow, wrote a letter to Tupac—years after his death—saying she wishes he was still alive so that she and her mother could be happy.

That’s not speculation.

That’s on paper.

A letter that read:

“Dear Tupac, I know you are alive somewhere.

I think that my mommy really misses you.

Can you please come back so mommy and me can be happy?”

Um… what? What kind of mother shares that level of longing for a deceased friend with her child? Unless…

it wasn’t just friendship.

Jada’s always maintained that there was “no physical chemistry” between her and Pac.

She even described their infamous kiss as “disgusting.

” But everything else around her says otherwise.

From Pac writing her deeply romantic poetry (“You bring me to climax without sex…”), to his alleged marriage proposal while he was locked up in prison—none of this adds up to just “friends.”

Let’s also not forget: Tupac got Jada her breakout role in Menace II Society.

She hesitated to take the part, unsure of whether it was right for her.

But Pac encouraged her to do it—pushing her forward even after he was removed from the project.

That’s right.

Tupac was actually cast in Menace II Society as Sharif, but was fired after clashing with the Hughes brothers.

He later beat one of them up and served jail time for it.

Jada still took the role.

Think about that.

She took a part in a film that fired her so-called soulmate—at his suggestion.

And this is the same film set where Larenz now hints that something private may have been filmed.

The whispers are clear: a personal tape, a secret recording, a behind-closed-doors moment.

Even Larenz wasn’t subtle about it.

“I wasn’t in that bathroom,” he said with a smirk, “but… it could have happened.

” That’s not denial.

That’s a wink.

And while we’re here, let’s circle back to Will Smith, who’s been publicly humiliated more than once due to Jada’s past with Tupac.

From the Red Table Talk fiasco to Willow’s letter, and now this new theory about a Menace II Society tape—it’s starting to look like Will was never the only man in Jada’s heart.

In fact, Jada herself confessed on the All the Smoke podcast that Tupac proposed to her while incarcerated.

She didn’t say no because she didn’t love him.

She said she didn’t need a marriage to do the time with him—because she was already emotionally there.

Yet, when it comes to physical intimacy, she downplays everything.

“There were no butterflies.

No tingles.

” Sure, but then again—why the bathroom panic? Why the soul-stirring poetry? Why the proposal?

And why is Larenz Tate coming forward now?

Maybe it’s because the truth is finally bubbling to the surface.

Maybe it’s because people are tired of the media-friendly version of Jada and Pac.

The version where they’re just star-crossed “friends” with tragic timing.

Because with all the receipts stacking up—from poems and proposals to behind-the-scenes confessions—it’s starting to look more like a secret love affair that’s been buried in mystery for decades.

Whether or not an actual “tape” exists, one thing is clear: Jada has not been honest about the depth of her connection to Tupac.

And now, thanks to Larenz Tate’s casual truth bomb, we may be one step closer to uncovering what really happened on the set of Menace II Society.