T.I. and Tiny Harris weren't playing any games with their safety in Detroit, Tupac ended his secret relationship with Madonna in a hand written note and a fight broke out at Prodigy's funeral. Get it all inside...
What in the Secret Service hell?
T.I. and his estranged wife Tiny Harris roamed the streets of Detroit as if they were the First Couple of the United States. They’re security guards were strapped with machine guns and bullet proof vests as they made their way through Detroit over the 4th of July holiday.
Tip, Tiny and Xscape singers LaTocha and Tamika Scott hit up Touch Lounge after their performance in Chene Park (where Tip made a surprise appearance). And they weren’t taking any chances when it came to security.
Peep a clip of the Harris couple walking inside the venue below:
And click here check out a few photos from inside the club.
Hmm...is Tip legally allowed to be around those guns?
In other news...
Tupac revealed the reason he ended his situationship with Madonna in a hand written note from jail that dates back to January 1995.
In the letter, Pac pours his heart out to the iconic singer, but eventually calls it quits with whatever they had going on due to race. While he said her being seen with a black man wouldn’t hurt her career, it could jeopardize his.
“But for me at least in my previous perception I felt due to my ‘image’ I would be letting down half of the people who made me what I thought I was,” he wrote.
Pac also noted he didn’t mean to hurt her, but he had to do what he had to do.
The note will be auctioned off July 19th -28th at Gotta Have Rock and Roll, with bids starting at $100,000. Sheesh!
Read the letter above and below.
In other Pac news, plenty more parts of his life seem to be up for sale. In addition to this letter, his L.A. home is up for sale for $2.6 million.
The laid out, 6000-sqft San Fernando Valley home is where Tupac rented and lived since leaving prison in 1995. He was in escrow to buy it when he was killed a year later.
By the way, the current owner put about $1M of updates into the home, so they will be making a few hundred thousand in profit. It doesn't hurt that the owner kept the the opening lyrics of "Made N*ggaz" that was etched in stone by Pac in the home ... "Outlawz, Let no man separate what we create."
BONUS: Here's what went down after Prodigy's funeral last week:
Chaos broke out after the memorial service for Mobb Deep's Prodigyin NYC last week.
We’re not exactly sure what prompted the madness, but one man got into a verbal altercation with the cops outside of the Frank. E. Campbell Funeral Chapel. Cops claim the man seen in the video above was blocking pedestrians, so they instructed him to go across the street. That’s when ish hit the fan and a fight breaks out as officers try to arrest him.
The man ended up getting booked on a few charges, including resisting arrest, obstruction and disorderly conduct.
Photos: Getty
