Papoose has been flaunting his relationship with Claressa Shields for a while now, but the drama with Remy Ma continues to get in the way. The former couple has launched cheating allegations against each other, and fans are debating over which one is holding up their ongoing divorce process. Now, with the release of Pap's new song and music video "Jezebel," things are heating up a little more.
On the song, he claims he treated her well, accused her of cheating (which he says he chose not to comment on publicly for the sake of their child), claimed she's lying about her cheating accusations against Papoose, and claimed he ghostwrote for her. Pap and Remy reportedly had a virtual divorce hearing yesterday (Friday, September 11), which is an important piece of context for what's been going on.
Angela Yee claimed Ma filed to dismiss the divorce, but a judge denied the request. However, the femcee seemed to deny these claims on Instagram, and fans are still debating over who is really dragging the court procedures out.
Papoose's "Jezebel"
Also, Remy Ma's beef with Claressa Shields came up during all this. The root of their feud is the Papoose situation, but they allegedly messaged each other on IG before then in much more amicable and friendly ways, which Remy shared alleged receipts of online.
Not only that, but Remy's dropping a new song later in September with Keke Wyatt called "Why I Get Married?" She took to her Instagram page to share a teaser for the new track and music video, which will most likely be another chapter in this ongoing and contentious saga.
At the end of the day, what fans seem to be waiting on the most is a firm legal update concerning the two MCs' divorce. Until they get that, a lot of this back-and-forth between them and Claressa Shields is just messy fighting and allegations flying from one side to the other and back.
It's been a turbulent time, and some folks would rather see everyone involved here go their separate ways. But for now, they all seem committed to setting the record straight. We'll see how this concludes.
