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RJ Cipriani sits down with VladTV to tell the full story behind laundering $2.5 million for Owen Hanson, better known as the “Cocaine Quarterback,” and how a gambling relationship spiraled into threats, federal investigations, and a 21-year prison sentence. RJ explains how he initially helped Hanson win back $100,000, only to later lose $1.4 million, triggering threats that ultimately led RJ to cooperate with authorities.In this interview, Cipriani breaks down how law enforcement discovered $702,000 in cash inside Hanson’s hotel room and how the case expanded into one of the most notorious drug trafficking and money laundering prosecutions in recent years. RJ reflects on the pressure, fear, and consequences that came with being tied to a high-level criminal operation.The conversation expands into RJ’s broader experiences exposing corruption within the gambling world, including high-profile financial scandals involving Nicole Murphy, Troy Stratos, and Tim Burns—who allegedly lost between $8–10 million. RJ recounts elaborate scams, including a $500,000 check that was ripped up, fixed-fight allegations, and the dangers of trusting others with money. He shares a shocking story of confronting an alleged fraudster in a casino bathroom, which led to an arrest and prison sentence.RJ also offers hard-earned advice on investment fraud, stressing the importance of betting on yourself instead of handing money to others, and discusses why boxing matches like Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua and Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford raise red flags in the gambling world. He closes by revealing his unsuccessful attempts to collaborate with Mark Wahlberg on a documentary and reflects on the risks of chasing fast money in high-stakes environments.

Sly Diggler, an adult entertainer who entered the industry in 2019, sits down with VladTV to discuss his background, career, and the controversy surrounding his involvement in a high-profile case connected to Sean “Diddy” Combs. Sly explains how a personal breakup and encouragement from friends led him into adult entertainment, as well as the origin of his stage name, which combines his longtime tag “Sly” with a nickname given by his brother.In the interview, Sly details his interactions with Diddy and a woman identified as Jane Doe, describing how they met, the structure of their encounters, and the dynamics involved. He discusses Diddy’s alleged preferences, including being an observer rather than a participant, and addresses claims that later became part of a larger legal and media firestorm. Sly also speaks on the lack of protection used during these encounters and how those details became central to public scrutiny.The conversation covers the aftermath of the allegations, including Diddy’s arrest, the ongoing legal process, and Sly’s own interactions with Homeland Security and legal counsel. Vlad and Sly also discuss broader themes such as infidelity, power, wealth, and the logistics of maintaining multiple relationships. Vlad challenges the idea that time constraints played a role, arguing that wealth and access allowed choices to be made deliberately.The interview closes on a more reflective note, with both acknowledging the seriousness of the situation, personal accountability, and the maturity required when discussing sensitive and damaging allegations.

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ New York hip-hop legends Hell Rell, JR Writer, and DukeDaGod reunite on VladTV to discuss their upcoming album Double Trouble, set for release on February 6, with DukeDaGod serving as executive producer. The trio breaks down the creative process behind the project and reveals potential collaborations with heavyweights like T.I. and legendary producer Pete Rock. In this interview, the Dipset-affiliated artists reflect on their early careers, including their first VladTV interviews in 2009 and 2022, and revisit the impact of the infamous 50 Cent beef on Dipset’s momentum and public perception. They speak candidly about how the industry has changed, what they would do differently today, and how experience has reshaped their approach to music and business. Hell Rell, JR Writer, and DukeDaGod also dive into the importance of reclaiming master recordings, owning their catalogs, and building long-term value instead of chasing short-term buzz. The conversation touches on the rise of battle rap, their experiences with clout chasing in the modern era, and how legacy artists can stay relevant without compromising authenticity. They also weigh in on the upcoming Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua boxing match and the growing crossover between hip-hop, sports, and entertainment.

Hector Bravo, a former prison guard, discussed his experiences with the Menendez brothers, noting their manipulative behavior and entitlement. He expressed skepticism about their claims of abuse, citing their lavish spending and possession of a basketball card. Bravo also criticized the parole board's potential decision to grant parole, highlighting the brothers' frequent possession of contraband cell phones. He shared insights on prison dynamics, including the prevalence of violence, overdoses, and the challenges faced by high-profile inmates like R. Kelly and Tory Lanez. Bravo also touched on the impact of developmental disabilities among inmates and the complexities of managing prison security. The conversation delves into the prevalence and methods of smuggling in prisons and Bravo estimating 40-54% of inmates are addicts. Bravo discusses the arrest of Big U on 43 counts, including extortion and tax evasion. The discussion also covers the impact of prison gangs, such as the Fresno Bulldogs, and the challenges of integrating inmates. Additionally, Hector Bravo shares personal experiences with search warrants and the effectiveness of hunger strikes in prison reform, highlighting the administration's fear of public scrutiny and oversight.

Back in August of 2025, Clayton Howard, a former male escort for Diddy and Cassie, detailed his experiences. He recounted his initial contact through an agency, Cassie's use of aliases, and the involvement of Diddy, who disguised himself as "Frank Black." Howard described multiple encounters, including domestic violence incidents, and Cassie's overdose. He claimed Cassie assaulted him and gave him an STD. He also shared insights into Diddy's financial losses and Cassie's role in facilitating male escorts. Howard expressed frustration with Cassie's manipulative behavior and her subsequent $20 million lawsuit against Diddy, which he believes was driven by personal gain rather than genuine victimhood. He also mentioned his own lawsuit against both Diddy and Cassie, seeking damages for his