The Nevaeh Akira drama continues to surge, as previous reconciliations with Blueface didn't last long... To no one's surprise. However, now there's a new person calling Akira out: Natalie Nunn. After the mother of Blue's child allegedly backed out of a Baddies gig at the last minute, Nunn called her out during a stream with PlaqueBoyMax.
"24 hours later, you're like, 'I don't want to do this, this is too much,' I'm not jacking that," Nunn expressed. "I got girls that line up down blocks that want to be on my show... That type of s**t irks my soul... We are not cool. You are never going to embarrass me like that... Blueface, get your b***hes... And I got it recorded, so..."
Blueface called Natalie to address the situation, wanting to ban Nevaeh from all future Zeus Network shows. "She's a little slow like that," he said. "She signed herself up for things that she's not ready for..."
This all eventually devolved into a series of clap-backs from Akira. She clowned Nunn for acting like she gave Nevaeh a check, and blasted Blue for using their lives for content. "It isn't Hulu, it isn't Netflix," Nevaeh said at one point of a livestream.
Blueface & Nevaeh Drama
Blueface and Nevaeh's messy breakup also saw one of his other former partners chime in. Jaidyn Alexis, with whom the California rapper shares two children, claimed she recently slept with him amid his split with Nevaeh. However, she made it clear they won't get back together, as they have a long history of drama and conflict of their own to handle.
Meanwhile, this wouldn't be the first time Natalie Nunn called someone out for alleged ghosting. She went at Kai Cenat last year for allegedly making a Baddies collab fall through, although not many updates came from that whole debacle in the aftermath of the initial comments.
At this point, folks are just waiting for the scale to tip back in Nevaeh's favor one day. After all, they had just recently reconciled, and now we're back to the combative side. But a Baddies appearance in connection to that seems unlikely now.
