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“Women Who Say They R Happily Married Shouldn’t Be Doing Stuff Like This” Boosie Responds To Failed Child Support Claims

  • May 21, 2020
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Louisiana rapper Boosie was all in the news for his parenting choices.

Shortly afterward, Bossip reported that the Louisiana attorney general was suing the rapper for failure to pay child support for his 11-year-old daughter Lyric Beyonce.

I’ve never missed a child support payment with none of my kids.

We might disagree on some things but one thang “I don’t play with they money” so for you people to keep coming after me sayin I’m not taking care of my kids is bullsh*t. My child works for her daddy and makes her own money.

I find it fascinating that people are sliding in his DMs talking about child support when there certainly more pressing and dangerous matters regarding his children.

Source: MadameNoire

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