Biggie Smalls’ son says the man who dragged him into a lurid sex-abuse nightmare with Diddy is now ducking the legal smoke after lighting the match.
CJ Wallace recently told a judge that Jonathan Hay has been dodging process servers in his defamation case against the publicist, who made wild claims against Wallace and Diddy.
Hay is knee deep in two legal actions. He claims Diddy beat him and forced his penis into Hay’s mouth during a 2020 studio session tied to a remix project honoring The Notorious B.I.G., while Wallace allegedly stood in the background helping make it happen.
Hay says the Bad Boy mogul masked him, assaulted him and then sexually violated him, accusing Wallace of “conspiring” with Diddy to “allow or assist” him ability to carry out the attack.
As for Wallace, he denied the claims and filed a defamation lawsuit against Hay, who went public with claims that CJ himself had sexual relationships with Diddy, took part in “freak offs” with the mogul and his own co-producer Willie Mack, and lured Hay into a location so Diddy could attack him.
Hay told interviewers that Wallace attended Diddy’s infamous “freak-off” gatherings, watched criminal sexual activity and used his proximity as Biggie’s son to help set Hay up.
Wallace and Biggie’s estate says all of that is fiction, cooked up after they refused to release most of Hay’s 2020 “Ready to Dance” remixes.
Wallace’s new motion says he has tried at least seven times to serve Hay since November 12, 2025. During one attempt, Hay’s daughter allegedly said he moved out in May 2025 and cut off contact.
Process servers made three more attempts on January 7, 8, and 9, 2026, and Wallace’s lawyer, Jeremiah Reynolds, says they even asked Hay’s attorney to accept service by email, but counsel refused.
Wallace says Hay is actively evading service and he has resorted to hiring a private investigator to track Hay down.
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