It appears that the baby mama drama surrounding Tekashi 6ix9ine these past few days has yet to subside. Ever since 6ix9ine made his comeback last week, the recently incarcerated rapper has been involved in chaos left and right, specifically involving the mothers of his children. While 6ix9ine’s first baby mama, Sara Molina, got tangled up in some online beef with Future after he trashed her for being used as a “prop” by Rich the Kid on Lil Tjay’s music videe shoot, another woman claiming that 6ix9ine fathered her child has decided to stir the pot, as well. 

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The alleged baby mama in question, Layna, took to IG to post some screenshots of Chief Keef shooting his shot at her in the DMs. In the series of messages, Keef asks her to come visit him in LA and confesses that he’s been thinking about her. He also tells her that she’s “too pretty for that kid,” likely referring to 6ix9ine. “I could link with my babydads opps but IM NOT FOR THE STREETS,” Layna wrote in the caption of the post, before tagging and apologizing to Keef.

Earlier this week, Layna publicly called out 6ix9ine for failing to financially support her and her daughter after he got out of prison like he’d promised. 6ix9ine went on to make light of the whole situation, tagging Future and asking him how to handle the situation, since Future is so well-versed in baby mama drama. All of this took place, however, before Future involved himself in the back-and-forth with Sara, in which he declared that “she belong to the streets.” Now, it looks like Layna is distancing herself from that potential label, while also possibly calling out Sara for exhibiting this type of behaviour.

In the latest development of Future‘s legal battles with one of his alleged baby mamas, Eliza Reign, the rapper’s motion to have an injunction for stalking issued against Eliza has been tossed by the judge, who claims that Futue does not have enough evidence to prove that Eliza is a direct threat to his safety. Future and Eliza have been battling it out through the court system for over a year now, ever since she claimed him as the alleged father of her daughter, Reign. While Eliza has been imploring Future to take a paternity test and prove whether or not he fathered her child, Future has claimed that Eliza has been stalking him since October of 2018.

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In Future’s official complaint, he accused Eliza of “threatening to hurt him or expose him to public ridicule unless he gave in to her demands.” He claims that she would send him up to 50 texts a day until he finally had to change his phone number. His court papers read that Eliza caused him “substantial emotional distress” by harassing him over social media and speaking publicly about their past relationship, acts that “served no legitimate purpose.” He also alleged that she lied about him and his entourage threatening to kill her on separate occasions. “The respondent has essentially spent the last year posting videos and pictures directed at me in an effort to harass me, harm me, my reputation and career all because I will not be in a relationship with her and still do not know if the child is actually mine,” Future wrote in the complaint. “She is now starting to make posts not only directed at me but my girlfriend as well.”

“She is using my celebrity status and name to garner attention for herself while causing me extreme emotional distress,” he continued. “It is clear that the respondent is obsessed with me and I am concerned that her mental health is declining and this matter is going to go from stalking/harassment to her harming me.” Because of her alleged behaviour, Future implored for an injunction that would bar Eliza from continuing to stalk him. However, the judge has denied the legal remedy, indicating that his statement does not substantially prove that he is in immediate danger of domestic violence, stalking or cyberstalking. Eliza’s lawyer contended that this case was Future’s attempt at lowering the amount of monthly child support he would owe her. She is currently seeking $53,000 a month.

Over the course of many months, Future and his alleged baby mama, Eliza Seraphin, have been leveling damning accusations at one another, both in the courtroom and on social media. Seraphin is claiming that Future is the father of her 10-month old daughter, Reign Wilburn, even co-opting the rapper’s government last name to prove her point. In court, Future has responded to Seraphin’s request for child support by calling into question her credibility. He has accused her of referring to her daughter as a “check baby”, insinuating that she purposely got pregnant in order to siphon funds from him. He has also reportedly asked the judge to order Seraphin to undergo a psychiatric evaluation to determine whether mental issues may have driven her to fabricate this whole story. 

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Seraphin has had enough of Future defaming her name and stresses that she just wants her one simple wish to be granted: “JUST TAKE THE TEST” (as her Instagram bio reads). It was reported last week that the court finally ordered Future to take the DNA test to establish whether he is the father or not. 

While you’d assume that the test results would be able to settle the matter and spare everyone the collateral drama, something else has popped up in the case. According to Bossip, Seraphin has requested the court to sanction Future for accusing her of fraud. The “Life Is Good” artist claimed that Seraphin filing that she was indigent in the lawsuit was false and amounted to perjury. While he insisted that Seraphin has bank accounts and a new SUV, she fired back by highlighting that her accounts have barely anything in them (like $4 and $9) and she leases that car. Seraphin’s profession as an influencer allows her to sporadically make money off social media posts, but she still falls below the $2500 threshold for claiming indigency in Florida. We’ll keep you updated on how the courts handle this development. 

One of Future‘s multiple alleged baby mamas shared a photo of her new gun license on her Instagram story, in the wake of Future claiming that he’s afraid she’ll cause him harm. The woman, Eliza Reign, showed her 347k followers her new concealed weapon or firearm license issued by the State of Florida, as a reminder that she is indeed permitted to carry a firearm.

Eliza has been alleging that Future is the father to her daughter, Reign, since she was born and sued Future for paternity, child support and custody last year. Though Future currently has two women asserting that he fathered their individual children, Eliza is the only one he has deemed to be a threat to his safety. He told the court that Eliza has a history of violence as well as prior assaults and fears that she may harm him or Reign. He believes she is mentally unstable and has filed a motion that she be obligated to undergo a mental examination, though the judge has yet rule. Future has not admitted to being Reign’s father but instead believes that Eliza is trying to tarnish his name by claiming that he is.

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He has previously filed a gag order against her in an attempt to prohibit her from speaking about him publicly. He has also filed a federal lawsuit against her in which he accuses her of defamation, libel and intentional infliction of emotional distress. After Eliza requested that he pay child support until she gets some DNA results, Future asked the judge that there be a payment limit.

While Eliza Seraphin has been trying to get Future to take a paternity test for months to prove that he is the father of her child, Future has been reacting by trying to get the courts to hush her up. He has repeatedly requested for gag orders to be enforced against Seraphin so she would be prohibited from spreading false information about the rapper. 

We know that she has used social media to advertise her “1-800-DEADBEAT” campaign to rally against fathers who neglect their children. However, according to TMZ, Future has sued Seraphin for also disclosing details about their past sexual relations, claiming she is doing so to blackmail him. He also supposedly believes that she has fabricated this whole scheme because she is mentally unstable. 

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Despite Fewtch’s attempts to silence Seraphin, she continues to publicly drag him. Her latest slanderous post about him was rather mild and indirect, but it’s still not hard to connect the dots. She reposted a meme that read, “Your biggest hater is never a stranger… it be your own babydaddy.” One of her followers gave a fair assessment of the situations in the comments. “You know not to post sumthing like this.. because you know how the internet is.. they will assume.. general statement or not.. you know what you doing.”

We pledge to keep you updated on all Future’s baby mama drama. 

One of Future’s alleged baby mothers shared some snaps of a Valentine’s Day photo shoot with his alleged child, amidst her ongoing court battle with the rapper.  Cindy Parker has been adamant that Future is the father of her infant son, Legend, since he was born last year. She sued Future for paternity, child support and custody a few months ago, and according to reports last month, she was officially given the go ahead to serve him with a paternity lawsuit.

Cindy shared some shots of herself and little Legend dressed in pink and red tones for the special holiday. On the first post, which she shared a day before Valentine’s Day, she wrote, “you’ll outgrow my lap but never my heart.” On the real day, Cindy shared another photo of the mommy-son duo with the caption, “You never know true love until you have a child..Happy Valentine’s Day.” The last post features a solo shot of Legend, in which Cindy reveals, “fun fact: when legend smiles he wrinkles his nose, like mami.”

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Legend’s alleged daddy celebrated his Valentine’s Day with his current lady. Future surprised his girlfriend, Lori Harvey, with a massive, rose-filled display of affection, the latest of his grand romantic gestures to show Lori just how head over heels he is for her.

Eliza Reign, who claims to have been impregnated by Future, has shared an update on the rapper’s alleged daughter following his demands for Eliza to get a mental health assessment. The two have been battling it out in court over Future’s alleged paternity of Reign Wilburn, who even bears Future’s legal last name. The latest development in the case came when Future demanded that Eliza receive a “psychological and mental health evaluation,” as he alleges that she has a history of violent incidents and he fears for his safety.

Eliza did not directly address his claims about her mental stability, instead posting a photo on Instagram that said, “The ability to do some FOUL sh*t & play VICTIM is a form of MENTAL ILLNESS.” She later shared a photo of Reign on her Instagram story, writing in the caption that the infant is “not feeling too well.” Eliza launched her case against Future last year when she sued the rapper for paternity, child support, and custody. Future has fought back against her claims, attempting to silence her with a gag order and accusing her of intentionally trying to get pregnant by a rich man in order to scam money out of him. He believes her goal is to publicly embarrass and harass him. However, he has not denied fathering the child.

Here we go again. For years, Future’s baby mama drama has found its way into gossip headlines with media mavens including Wendy Williams completely tearing apart the rapper for having children by a handful of different women. At this point, Future is confirmed to have fathered six children but two new women have come forward in the last few months to claim him as their baby daddy. Both Eliza Seraphin and Cindy Parker have cases open to determine the paternity of their kids but Big Fewtch has been ducking them. It looks like Parker will finally get the answers she deserves though because, in a new exclusive report by Bossip, it is being said that she reigned victorious over him and can officially serve him with the appropriate paperwork.

Cindy Parker has been fighting for months to get Future to agree to take a paternity test for her son Legend. A judge has reportedly allowed Parker to move forward in serving Future with a paternity lawsuit his Texas-based lawyer. Once the paperwork gets through to him, he will need to respond in three weeks or a default judgment may be handed down. 

Hopefully, this fiasco can be done for good after Legend’s paternity has been settled. Do you think we need to get Maury involved?