California-bred rap veteran Ambassador died in November … and we’ve learned it was a complication of health issues.
TMZ Hip Hop obtained the death certificate, which states Saafir died from septic shock and enterocolitis — an infection of the small intestine.
The doc also lists infected sacral decubitus as a COD, a medical term for an enlarged bedsore caused by too much pressure on the bottom of the spine.
Saafir famously starred in “Menace II Society” before being placed in a wheelchair years after successfully having a cancerous tumor removed from his spine in 2005.
Saafir’s former rhyming partner Xzibit called news of his death a soul-crushing blow when he broke the news last month … but has since become reinvigorated with rap, titling his new single “Play This At My Funeral.”
X says the song isn’t about death but more so living with a purpose.
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The late West Coast MC’s son is also a rising rapper and credited his pops for shaping his outlook on life.
