More Details on “Hair Fire Girl” from Diddy’s Party + She’s Pimpin the Fire

Often times, it only takes one small, stupid incident for folks (myself included) to take notice and provide the next person with their 15 minutes of fame. In this case, it was a girl who’s hair caught fire in a jacuzzi @ Diddy’s party the other night. Miyoki Gunz, the owner of the hair in question, took to twitter to clarify a few rumors that had already begun to circulate.

It looks as if she’s a singer/model (everyone seems to be these days, but hell, maybe she is). She wasn’t wearing a weave (real burnt hair, folks) and wasn’t naked in the jacuzzi, as Kevin Hart implied.
She was actually wearing this in the jacuzzi…

And here’s her hair before it caught on fire….

Since the news spread about Miyoki, the media has flocked around her. Thursday evening, MTV interviewed her and according to her twitter feed, she’s also scheduled to be interviewed by TMZ. I’m not mad @ her, @ all.
Check the video of her hair actually catching on fire here.
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