Actor Tyrin Turner Slams Suge Knight Over Gay Rumors Involving Jamie Foxx: ‘He’s A Straight B*tch’

Actor Tyrin Turner Slams Suge Knight Over Gay Rumors Involving Jamie Foxx: ‘He’s A Straight B*tch’
Tyrin Turner is setting the record straight after Suge Knight suggested he and Jamie Foxx were in a romantic relationship.
While appearing on The Art of Dialogue, the Menace II Society actor said, “I never drank. I never smoked. I never f*cked with n*ggas.”
He continued, “Me and Jamie, right… we got a show called Alert. It’s on television. We created it together, we wrote it together. I’ve been knowing Jamie for 25 years. All of a sudden, when Black people work together… you have to be gay?”
Turner then directly called out the former Death Row Records boss, saying, “The thing about Suge is that… I never thought he would stoop this low. To me… he’s a straight b*tch.”
Despite Suge’s claims in a previous interview, Turner is married to a woman named Amina Garner. They share two children.
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