Diddy Almost Let Tupac Shakur’s Fiancé Drink His Pee

The hip-hop world is full of amazing stories, but not all of them involve urine. This one is very unique indeed.

Gene Deal, Diddy’s former bodyguard, recently spoke with The Art of Dialogue about some interesting topics, including the ’90s East Coast-West Coast Hip Hop rivalry. During the discussion, Deal brought back a story in which Diddy almost let Tupac Shakur’s fiancé drink his urine.

The Bad Boy Records mogul was at an awards ceremony where he thought he had a chance to win “Producer of the Year.” He claimed Diddy peed in one of the pitchers on their table shortly before the ceremony began. Kidada Jones, Quincy Jones’ daughter, and Tupac’s the then love interest, soon approached Diddy’s table and started a conversation.

Deal explained, “She was talking to Puff and then next thing you know, she reached over to the pitcher and poured her a glass of … ginger-pee. She was about to drink it and [Diddy’s bodyguard] Wolf stopped her from doing it.” The story goes on to tell a lot more.

“Nah, he didn’t stop her, I guess he was [going to let her]. We was all guilty at that time. No lie. We was all guilty. Wolf was the only one … I think Wolf knew her personally, too. I didn’t know who she was at first. That doesn’t really excuse from not saying nothing but …”

Deal went on to reveal Kidada Jones, who was also pals with the mother of Diddy’s children Kim Porter, was participating in the Vibe party that preceded Biggie’s March 1997 murder and it perhaps could’ve been the reason Diddy was about to let her drink his urine.

Jones escorted 2Pac on his disastrous journey to Las Vegas in September 1996, where he was murdered. She recalled, “Pac not wanting to go to the Mike Tyson fight at the MMG Grand that night, but he’d already promised Suge Knight he would. He also decided not to take his bulletproof vest because he thought it would “be too hot.””

At the age of 25, Tupac Shakur succumbed to his injuries six days later. Jones’ recovery from his death took a long period, and there were many terrible days.

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