Chrisean Rock referred to as Blueface a “flop” earlier than packing her luggage and ending their chaotic relationship for good.
Chrisean Rock slammed Blueface as a “flop” and claimed she “put him again on the map” throughout a heated livestream as their rocky relationship unraveled as soon as once more.
The unstable pair’s transient reunion has formally fizzled, with Rock unloading a collection of blunt statements about her ex after being kicked out of his home final week.
“I’m the explanation why Blue is at the place he’s at now. He was a flop,” she mentioned on Instagram Stay Tuesday (June 24). “Y’all must cease taking part in with me.”
Rock doubled down, saying, “I put him again on the map. What did anyone else do? Nothing.”
The rapper and actuality star additionally revealed she had financially supported Blueface throughout their relationship. “Put all my cash in his account,” she claimed. “As a result of I’m trusting that he might be an actual one.”
When a viewer recommended she was dwelling in Blueface’s home, Chrisean Rock rapidly corrected the report.
“That’s my home,” she mentioned. “I pay the payments. What do you imply?”
Nevertheless, regardless of her claims, Bleuface booted his ex and their son out final week.
Rock returned to the house to collect her belongings, documenting the second on livestream as she carried out greater than a dozen trash luggage stuffed with garments and private gadgets. “We nearly outta right here, bro,” she mentioned.
In the meantime, final week, Chrisean Rock accused Blueface of utilizing medication whereas behind bars. “He’s smoking Fetty (Fentanyl). Like, he’s getting excessive,” she claimed. She additionally alleged that he “caught drug fees” whereas locked up, which she mentioned prolonged his sentence from six months to 2 years.
The ultimate straw of their newest breakup got here throughout a livestream argument, the place Rock refused to give up working and keep in the home as Blueface demanded.
She confirmed she was single and centered on her future, saying she was “staying resilient” and “standing agency.”
