NLE Choppa has run into some future child mama drama after regularly flirting with actress Meagan Good.
On Tuesday (April 18), NLE Choppa’s pregnant ex-girlfriend Marissa Da’Nae put the Memphis rapper on blast, claiming he’s an absent father, within the wake of Choppa making headlines for swooning over Meagan Good in interviews and on social media.
“I actually been attempting to carry it down and hold it collectively,” Marissa wrote in an Instagram Story publish. “However I’m truthfully simply fed tf up. You always attempting to holla at people, take people on dates and and so forth however you may have failed to indicate up to your youngster! That YOU PAID FOR ME TO HAVE! You assume as a result of you could pay a physician invoice or ship a number of {dollars} for sure shit that modifications the truth that you’re absent as fuck. I’ve had 31 appointments since we’ve positioned our youngster in my abdomen and also you haven’t proven as much as one since you’re working and busy.”
She continued: “I accepted it for the second however you’re telling me, you don’t received no time for physician’s appointments however you bought time to wanna take people on vegan dates? You bought time to wanna proceed to shoot your shot however not to your child?? You bought time to wanna fall in love with another person and age ain’t nothing however a quantity however you haven’t confirmed up to your youngster.”
NLE Choppa initially shot his shot at Meagan Good throughout an interview with Hollywood Unlocked again in March. Meagan responded by saying Choppa was too younger for her.
That hasn’t stopped NLE Choppa from persevering with to flirt with the not too long ago divorced actress in interviews and on social media.
NLE Choppa flirt with Meagan Good.
NLE Choppa additionally not too long ago admitted he tried to holla at Ice Spice and is perhaps the rationale she modified her telephone quantity.
Final March, NLE Choppa and Marissa introduced she’d suffered a miscarriage. They’re making an attempt to conceive once more by way of IVF.
