Suge Knight Unveils the Identity of Secret Woman Behind 2Pac’s Prison Release
In a recent episode of “Collect Call With Suge Knight,” the former Death Row Records mogul, Suge Knight, revealed the identity of the mysterious woman who played a pivotal role in securing the release of iconic rapper 2Pac from prison.
During the broadcast, which aired on Thursday via Dave Mays’ Breakbeat Media, Suge Knight shared the crucial details of 2Pac’s prison release and how a woman named Keisha played an instrumental role in the process.
“[The] only person [who] made it happen, to let me know to get ’Pac out of prison was a girl named Keisha,” disclosed Suge Knight. He went on to emphasize Keisha’s significance, stating, “That is the baddest [woman] in the world. If it weren’t for Keisha, you guys wouldn’t have heard All Eyez On Me or all the other hits he did.”
Knight recalled how Keisha persistently called his office, claiming to be 2Pac’s wife and requesting assistance from the Death Row Records boss. Eventually, Knight spoke to her, and it marked the beginning of their collaboration to secure 2Pac’s freedom. Despite wearing an ankle bracelet, Knight took a flight to meet 2Pac in prison, marking their first encounter.
“Keisha made that happen,” reiterated Suge Knight, acknowledging her pivotal role in the events leading up to 2Pac’s release and the subsequent collaboration that would produce some of the rapper’s most iconic hits.
In the same episode, Suge Knight made additional claims, including covering up Snoop Dogg’s alleged involvement in a murder early in his career. Knight asserted that without his intervention, Snoop Dogg might still be serving a life sentence.
These revelations offer an intriguing glimpse into the behind-the-scenes events that shaped the careers of some of the most influential figures in hip-hop during the 1990s.
Check out Suge Knight talking about Keisha at the 20:26 mark below
