Former Bad Boy Entertainment President Kirk Burrowes has filed a lawsuit against Diddy that includes shocking allegations regarding the death of Tupac Shakur.

Burrowes, who co-founded and served as president of Bad Boy Entertainment, has made explosive claims about Diddy's alleged involvement in Tupac Shakur's death in his recent legal action.

The lawsuit accuses Diddy of a range of unsavory behaviors spanning over a decade, including sexual abuse, coercion, violence, intimidation, career interference, and financial exploitation.

Burrowes details Diddy's purported envy of Tupac Shakur's rapid ascent in the music industry, describing how Diddy's insecurities led to smear campaigns against Shakur to undermine his influence and career, as well as fueling the East Coast-West Coast rivalry.

The lawsuit further suggests that Diddy was involved in discussions with a West Coast record executive and street gang factions prior to Tupac's fatal shooting in 1996. Burrowes alleges that Diddy rented vehicles and sent individuals from Harlem to Las Vegas, raising suspicions about the true intentions behind these actions.

Moreover, the filing asserts that Diddy had a deal with Duane "Keefe D" Davis, who is facing charges related to Tupac's murder, involving a promised payment of $1 million. Tensions reportedly escalated when this payment did not materialize, leading to further disputes.

Burrowes questions the circumstances surrounding Diddy's involvement in the lead-up to Tupac's tragic death, suggesting that there may have been more to Diddy's actions than meets the eye.

Keefe D's alleged struggles to receive payment for Shakur's murder, including Diddy's purported offer of $1 million for the hit, have also come to light, adding another layer of intrigue to this complex and controversial saga.

For more details on these revelations and the ongoing legal developments, stay tuned for updates as the story unfolds.