In an exclusive interview with Page Six, insiders close to Notorious B.I.G.’s daughter T’Yanna Wallace are bugging out over the heiress’ decision to post $1 million bail in the form of her house for her boyfriend’s hit-and-run case.

One source told the publication that love is one thing, but the person doesn’t think Tyshawn Baldwin would return the favor.

“I mean, I know she love[s] him and all, but $1 million for your man? And to make it even worse, the whole thing is [allegedly] on camera. Now, if the roles were reversed, would the outcome be the same? No, because he don’t got no paper like T’yanna got paper.”

“What the f–k is she thinking,” the insider told the publication.

The person also added that the Notorious B.I.G. would be upset by the decision– if he was still alive.

“Biggie would be so pissed right now,” the source said. “People have been reaching out to her, but T’yanna does not want to hear it. She chooses who she answers to and who gets the decline button on her cell. At the end of the day, she is an adult, and she is going to do what she wants to do.”

Although T’Yanna appears to have faith in Tyshawn, others don’t.

“We all do stupid things when we are young and in love. This scenario is, unfortunately, in the public eye. Let’s just pray he does not skip town.”

Last month, Sis2Sis reported that T’Yanna used her house (valued at almost $1,500,000) as collateral for her child’s father’s bail. Her boyfriend was charged with 17 counts of various offenses, including “assault in the first and second degrees, reckless endangerment in the first and second degrees, unlawful fleeing a police officer, obstructing governmental administration, endangering the welfare of a child, reckless driving, aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, parking within an intersection and driving by unlicensed operator,” according to a  press release

from Queen County District Attorney Melissa Katz.

The 28-year-old suspect allegedly mowed down and mother, her toddler child and another pedestrian after trying to flee the scene of a traffic stop.   Tyshawn was driving on a suspended license.