In a recent online spat, Tia Kemp, known as “U The Baby Grandma,” responded fiercely to comments made by Lastonia Livingston, the first baby mama of rapper Rick Ross. The tension between the two women escalated after Livingston suggested that she and Kemp were at odds with each other. Kemp wasted no time in addressing these remarks, delivering a candid and fiery rebuttal on social media.
In a video that quickly garnered attention, Kemp shared her thoughts on the dynamics of their relationships, highlighting her affection for Rick Ross but downplaying the significance of the other women linked to the rapper. “Oh, that’s just my baby daddy. It’s just baby daddy, y’all. That’s it,” she declared, while expressing her appreciation for the roses she received from Ross. However, her tone shifted when she referred to Livingston, implying that the first baby mama “just don’t even matter.”
Kemp’s comments hinted at a deeper rivalry, as she suggested that Livingston was seeking attention and validation through her remarks. “Please screen record this and send it to her,” Kemp urged her followers, showcasing her readiness to engage in public discourse. She went on to dismiss Livingston’s relevance, stating, “my child don’t spit out a baby. I would be talking about no baby daddy…he’s just the man that gave me a child.”
Throughout the video, Kemp’s commentary was laced with frustration toward Livingston, who she accused of using their situation for publicity. “That trick ass ho needs some promo and ratings,” she asserted, emphasizing her disdain for the ongoing conversations about their relationships with Ross. Kemp’s remarks also included a critique of the media’s portrayal of the situation, expressing frustration over being labeled simply as “baby mama.”
As the video progressed, Kemp’s tone remained combative, asserting her position and dismissing any notions of jealousy or rivalry. She expressed that her relationship with Ross was not defined by the other women in his life, further underscoring her autonomy. “You mad at me? Be mad at him for real,” she proclaimed, directing her frustrations at the rapper himself rather than at Livingston.
The exchange between Kemp and Livingston reflects the complexities of relationships in the public eye, particularly when it involves high-profile figures like Rick Ross. As social media continues to be a platform for personal disputes, fans and followers are left to navigate the drama and the emotions that come with it. With Kemp’s bold declarations and Livingston’s previous comments, the conversation surrounding Rick Ross’s family dynamics remains a hot topic, capturing the attention of both fans and media alike.
As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how this public feud will impact the relationships among the involved parties and what further developments may arise. For now, Tia Kemp’s assertive stance has set the stage for ongoing discussions about identity, relationships, and the role of social media in personal conflicts.