Singer Faith Evans is considering legal action against Kim Porter’s memoir, “Kim’s Lost Words,” over explosive claims linking her to Biggie Smalls’ murder.
Evans, 51, vehemently denies allegations in the 60-page book, published earlier this month, which suggests she played a role in her late husband’s death.
“Faith Evans is mortified and absolutely disgusted by the wild claims,” an insider told Daily Mail “She denies everything the book says about her.”
The memoir, allegedly based on Porter’s diaries, claims Sean “Diddy” Combs orchestrated Evans’ relationship with Biggie to “monitor” him.
“Faith had no idea what the book claimed until she received calls about it,” the source said. “She has had to assure her son, CJ Wallace, that she had absolutely zero role in harming his father.”
Evans, married to Biggie until his 1997 murder, is “serious about taking legal action.”
“Her son, CJ Wallace, is absolutely disgusted and confused by what the book says,” the insider added.
In the memoir, Porter recalls conversations between Evans and Diddy, including one where Evans allegedly said, “‘He didn’t have to die.’ Did she know? Did she suspect?”
Porter’s book also claims Diddy said, “‘I wouldn’t protect [Biggie] because he was going to leave Bad Boy… I didn’t have to send Chris to California. I wondered if he realized that he sentenced him to death.'”
Evans’ representative has not commented officially.
