Rick Ross’ former girlfriend and present vlogger Tia Kemp has unloaded on Halle Bailey for submitting for a restraining order towards her former boyfriend, DDG.
Kemp, who has the “Aunt-Tea” podcast on the Zeus Community, chastised Bailey throughout the newest livestream, saying that Bailey “whacked him first” and that she ought to have settled the kid custody battle in household court docket, not the police station.
Tia Kemp stated she would by no means filed a restraining order
“I ain’t put a restraining order on my child daddy,” Kemp declared. “B—h, I don’t need you in jail as a result of you’ll be able to’t do for s–t for us in there. I’ma beat your a–, and also you wager’ not name no police. You whoop my a–, I ain’t calling them b—-s both.”
Kemp admits that she had her share of fights with Rick Ross and that she by no means went to the police.
Tia Kemp stated ladies are sometimes not ‘saints’ in these issues
“We ain’t no f—ing saints,” Kemp stated, speaking about her view of girls’s position in lots of home violence conditions. She goes on to share together with her viewers a messy second when she kicked Ricky Rozay within the abdomen after which fled the scene, just for Ross to catch her and hit her again. “And when he caught me, he hit me in my abdomen. I used to be out of breath for 5 minutes,” she remembers.
Followers reply strongly to Tia Kemp’s phrases
Some followers responded to Kemp’s tongue-lashing of Bailey within the feedback part of LiveBitez, which reposted Kemp’s video.
“This example not humorous however ‘I don’t like what’s happening beneath the ocean’ despatched a chuckle via my complete physique. Lawd forgive me,” one consumer stated, whereas one other wrote: “Why is DV humorous? No person needs to be placing their fingers on anybody.”
One other individual stated within the feedback part of 9MagTV’s YouTube web page, which additionally reposted the video, that Bailey is in a no-win scenario. “If a girl doesn’t name the police, individuals say she’s weak, she’s enabling abuse, or she’s mendacity. But when she does name the police, she’s labeled dramatic, vindictive, or making an attempt to break a person’s life. Both method, she’s the villain in someone’s narrative—and that speaks volumes about how society polices ladies’s survival instincts greater than it protects them.”
A fourth individual slammed Kemp for wrongly reported what went down. “She didn’t name the police. Had she known as the police. He would have gone to jail. i can’t imagine this girl.”
A fifth commenter added: “I like Tia & I get what she making an attempt to say. However, personally Halle doesn’t give that “poisonous hood love” vibe. Iykyk the place yall argue, fuss & battle then be good once more. Everyone doesn’t like that chaos and I get it as a result of once I was younger and wild I might crash out again however now I bought an excessive amount of to free. So I believe Halle did the correct factor particularly understanding she has a profitable profession.”