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Suge Knight reveals that Ben Affleck Wants Divorce Because FBI Gave Him Explicit Footage Of Jennifer Lopez From Diddy Raid which shows…. See more
Suge Knight reveals that Ben Affleck Wants Divorce Because FBI Gave Him Explicit Footage Of Jennifer Lopez From Diddy Raid which shows…. See more In a recent episode of “Collect Calls With Suge Knight,” notorious music mogul Knight made a sensational claim about the potential demise of Hollywood power couple Affleck and Lopez’s marriage.
Knight alleged that the videos the FBI obtained from the raid of Diddy’s house were shown to Affleck ahead of a possible federal charge being brought against the disgraced record label owner, according to The convicted felon also claimed that some of the videos showed “J. Lo doing this and J. Lo doing that,” implying her involvement in the 1999 nightclub shooting incident, where rapper Shyne reportedly took the blame for Diddy, who was dating Lopez at the time.
They [the FBI] know the fact that J. Lo lied and said that the gun was Shyne’s or whatever and sent that man to prison, destroyed his life, and she knew it was Puffy’s,” Knight said about the incident. Regarding why Affleck was shown the video, Knight alluded to it being a white man’s privilege to seemingly give Affleck some time to distance himself before the videos became public.
“It’s a white man who got respect in the white world. I’m quite sure they said, ‘We want to show you some things about your wife,’” Knight alleged.
According to the former Death Row Records CEO, Affleck, being privy to such compromising details about Lopez was enough reason for him to want out of his marriage.
“I’m quite sure they headed for divorce because that’s a man who had a good life,” Knight said about Affleck and Lopez. “She done brought all that extra sh-t out, and now that motherf—er. He want out.”
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