The upcoming release of Notorious B.I.G.'s biopic continues to rehash the rivalry between the women who were a part of the late rapper's life.

Earlier this month, Lil Kim threatened to expose Biggie's mother (Voletta Wallace) and his widow Faith Evans for failing to involve her in the production of the rapper's forthcoming biopic Notorious and allowing the debasing of her character in the film.

Kim also revealed disappointment in Faith for implying in her memoir (Keep The Faith) that she was not Biggie's girlfriend but rather a girl on the side.

Rapper Charlie Baltimore, who dated Biggie for two years, seems to back Faith's claims that Kim may have not had a special part in Biggie's heart.

In a recent interview with Yo! Raps, Baltimore recalled her relationship with Biggie and claims that the rapper did not view Kim as his girlfriend and rarely mentioned her.

Baltimore would go in to detail revealing that Biggie spent more time with her and showered her with pricey gifts in comparison to what he gave Lil Kim.

"K im goes out of her way to say she was B.I.G.'s girl. No, Kim wasn't his girl! Straight up! She wasn't! She benefited from the situation because she became Lil Kim. She has a career and she's grateful to a nigga for helping her in that aspect, but she was never his girl!," Baltimore stressed.

“If you're running around constantly saying it, you would think a person with half a brain would say... that don't sound right! That's like Faith constantly walking around saying Oh! I was B.I.G.'s wife! Like... we know you were his wife. You don't have to say it 100,000 times." Baltimore continued.

"Everybody that was around during that era knows I wasn't some jawn [B.I.G.] was dealing with. B.I.G. and I were together. He bought me a car. I mean niggas wasn't doing stuff for no reason. It was no game!," Baltimore added. "Kim on the other hand, I don't know what the hell she thought or maybe she's delusional as to what B.I.G. and her had going on. I don't know."

"A lot of people profited off of B.I.G.'s death but that was never ever my intention. And that's why I don't talk about it because I feel like there's no need to. I don't want to profit off of somebody's death." Baltimore continued. "My first [record] deal, that's basically what they wanted me to do," Baltimore revealed. "They wanted me to constantly discuss B.I.G. I was like, I'm not doing it! That's not what he would want and I know him. We were together for 2 years. I think that people who should discuss it should be his mother, his wife or maybe his best friends. So other than that, I don't feel as though nobody should be running around here claiming all this shit on B.I.G. because B.I.G. didn't really like none of them like that!"

Baltimore would also reveal that Lil Kim caused a spectacle at Biggie's funeral.

"I remember being at the funeral and Lil Kim fell out on the floor and I was just like "Yo! What the fuck!" Like, Faith was up there singing and she was very composed and very respectful. And here goes Lil Kim on the floor and she starts rolling around on the floor!," Baltimore recalled. "I was like "What the fuck is going on?" I was in the back, in the cut. I remember this girl Lil Kim walked up and damn near jumped in the casket! I was like "Yo! This shit is crazy!" It was like a circus!"

"I've been through a lot of deaths and I've seen a lot of people get killed. I've been to a lot of funerals and I've never seen anybody actually get into the aisle and roll!," she continued. " If anybody should've been doing that it should've been Faith! Faith was up there singing, you know, it ain't like she was crying. She was singing like this was her way of respecting her husband. Meanwhile, Kim was rolling on the floor".

During the interview, Baltimore shot down rumours that she dated Jay-Z but admitted to have dated Maino. She also revealed she is still signed to Murder Inc. and plans on releasing a project via the label in the near future.