Blueface is no stranger to paternity debates and controversies, as he experienced with Chrisean Rock and their son Chrisean Jesus. But these conversations have now extended to the first mother of his children, Jaidyn Alexis, and his latest, Nevaeh Akira. During an interview with TMZ's Towanda Robinson, Alexis spoke on whether or not she would let her two kids with Blue meet his newborn son with Akira, Johnathan Jamall Porter Jr.
"No plans for that," she remarked. "Not anywhere close by. For one, let's get the swab results back [for paternity]... I just don't really feel like supporting broken homes just all over the place. If [our kids are] so replaceable like he said, replace them. Make him pop better than Pinkface. Make him pop better than Javaugh. And then we'll be impressed. But I don't see it happening... I think he's genuinely gone... [The last time Blue saw our kids was] end of June, beginning of July..."
Jaidyn also said Javaughn might feel a way about his half-siblings name, alleging it could be disrespect. She also blasted Nevaeh for allegedly playing the victim, claiming she always wanted a rapper to have a kid with her and is now surprised he isn't changing. "He's been the same for 15 years. Are you stupid or slow?" Alexis remarked.
Jaidyn Alexis Blasts Blueface
After this went viral, Nevaeh Akira took to social media to respond, as caught by The Shade Room Teens on Instagram. She affirmed the California rapper is the father of her child.
"This is his baby, b***h," Nevaeh said. "Johnathan Jamall Porter Jr., that's him. How the f**k can I take a child's middle name if that's the f***ing n***a's whole full f***ing name? See, I'm not a bitter-a** b***h. But I get who is. It's okay, though. Love to all, love all... B***h."
Blueface and Nevaeh Akira's own drama is still in the background, and we'll see how all of this continues to play out. Jaidyn Alexis has been dealing with this for a while, but a lot of folks keeping up with the dynamics have criticisms for everyone. Hopefully they are all just focusing on their families behind closed doors, regardless of what their online statements may be.
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