A deeply sensitive, unverified allegation is circulating in Hip-Hop after an interview aired on Doggie Diamonds TV, where a Staten Island woman identifying herself as Tai claimed she is related to members of the Wu-Tang family circle and described what she says was a traumatic, long-suppressed situation.
Host Doggie Diamonds opened the segment sounding shaken, telling viewers: “In my whole 19-year career, I’m baffled.” He added, “I don’t even know what to say.”
“Tai” who said she’s from Park Hill, Staten Island, claimed she’s speaking out now as part of a personal healing process and said she is not motivated by money or attention. “I’m not looking for a… payout,” she said, later adding, “I’m looking for… accountability.”
In the conversation, “Tai” alleged that a male cousin—whom she described as connected to a major Hip-Hop legacy—initiated sexual contact without consent when she was a teenager. She described feeling pressured and emotionally manipulated over time, stating: “He didn’t ask me the first time and manipulated me along the way so that I couldn’t say no.” We are not naming name…but. you see what is being said.
She also claimed she was later portrayed negatively inside family circles. One of her core complaints centered on what she described as a damaging story being repeated about her, which she strongly denied. “Now the narrative… is that we’re in an orgy… drunk and infused,” she said, before insisting: “That absolutely did not… happen.”
Throughout the interview, she repeatedly framed her purpose as truth-telling and closure, saying: “I want you to tell the truth… own it.” She also emphasized protecting younger relatives, saying she wants to teach girls not to stay silent for years.
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