Rapper Kodak Black has been hit with scrutiny following his baby mama, Daijanae Ward's allegations that he would get violent in front of his two-year-old daughter. Ward took to Instagram to vent her grievances, where she accused Black of being a negligent parent.
Kodak Black welcomed his fourth child, a son named Prince Kapri, just this February. He also shares a two-year-old girl named Queen Yurih with Maranda Johnson. Furthermore, he shares Izzabella, who was born in 2022 with Ward, and King Khalid Octave, born in 2016, with Jammiah Broomfield.
Kodak Black goes on a tirade, urges fans on Instagram to leave him and his drug habits alone
On her Instagram Live, Ward made the vague accusation against Black, but failed to divulge further details:
"He wouldn’t know ‘cause he don’t be around her. He don’t know how the f**k my baby act, he don’t even know her. If he kept his hands to himself, she wouldn’t be so scared of him.”
Prior to her tirade, Ward said some cautionary words on her IG:
“Don’t do drugs, kids."
The message was a nod to Kodak Black's most recent appearance on Twitch streamer Kai Cenat's live stream, where he was seen displaying erratic behavior, prompting fans to think he was popping Percocet.
During the live, Ward also divulged that a paternity dispute was ongoing, and that the courts had called for a DNA test. However, further details remain scarce. While Kodak Black has yet to respond to his baby momma's allegations, he did weigh in on his supposed substance abuse troubles. According to Hot New Hip Hop, he said on Instagram Live:
"Y’all be on all type of shit. Y’all be on shrooms, acid, all types of stupid ass shit, you know? I take me one Perc, and y’all be so f*****g butt hurt. Y’all don’t like a n**** anyway. [...] I’m just Yak, bro. Ain't s**t changed, that’s how I came in this b***h… I wake up like this. If anything, give me drugs. Give me drugs, and I’ll chill. When I’m not high, when I ain’t higher than a b***h, I’m vibing. When I’m high, I’m in my coma, bruh. I ain’t talking to nobody ‘cause I’m getting high."
He didn't stop there, as he went on to assert that he would know if it was time to get help, and that he doesn't need anyone to point it out for him. He also asserted that there was no point in telling him what to do. Furthermore, according to Kodak Black, "Ain’t nobody in this world perfect. Everybody got some kind of vice, even if it ain’t drugs.”
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Kodak Black was released from Broward County jail this February, following the dismissal of his drug possession charges, TMZ reported. In more recent news, he dropped his latest single, Dieuson Octave, on November 1.
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