​It’s more than two decades since Tupac Shakur passed away, but the hip hop icon still captivates the minds of millions.

The “California Love” rapper died in a rain of bullets in Las Vegas on September 13th, 1996. The rapper had been in Sin City to celebrate his business partner’s birthday and attended the Bruce Seldon vs. Mike Tyson, before occupants of a Cadillac, opened fire on Tupac’s vehicle while at a red light. He and Suge Knight, who was in the car with him at the time, were transported to the hospital where medical personnel placed Tupac on life support due to one of the four bullets piercing his lung. The 25-year-old ultimately died from internal bleeding, with his killer never being brought to justice.

Despite the late rapper’s body being cremated and members of his crew allegedly smoking his ashes mixed with weed, rumors have always been around that Tupac is actually alive and living on an island somewhere. Now, claims being made in a new documentary make even those allegations seem tame.

According to filmmaker, Rick Boss, Tupac never passed away at University Medical Center in Las Vegas. Instead, he managed to sneak out (with or without bullets still lodged in his body, it has not been confirmed), and fled to New Mexico where he remains to this day under the protection of the Native American Navajo tribe, ABC affiliate KTNV reported.

In the latest episode of Love and Hip Hop: New York some old faces made their way back into the circle, and old friends face off to settle some unfinished business

The episode kicks off with Olivia, who is recently back in town, and Yandy Smith sitting down to catch up over coffee. Olivia reveals that she is engaged, but she and her fiance are keeping their relationship private. She also shares with Yandy that she believes Rich Dollaz was stealing from her when they were working together. Although Yandy takes Rich’s side at first, she eventually admits that Olivia may be right about the whole situation.

Yandy Smith also catches her up on the latest drama between herself, Chrissy Lampkin, and Kimbella and lets her know that she and Kimbella don’t speak anymore. She tells Olivia that Chrissy and Kimbella are close now and both of them have beef with her.

If you did not see the final episode of Power, the ending of the epic “Who Shot Ghost?” Season, then you did not see Jaime St. Patrick aka Ghost’s wife and son give award-winning acting performances when trying to set up others for the ultimate demise of the family’s patriarch.

Tariq, masterfully played by Michael Rainey, Jr., was sinister in his approach— crouching between overprotective teen son and criminal strategist— he continued to make the viewers hate this kid while at the same time being empathetic for his loss of his father to Angela Valdez and the tragic death of his sister, Reina. Oh, the tangled web we weave…