Papoose Responds To Remy Ma’s Absent Dad Claims With Receipts

Saks Fifth Avenue has now been dragged into Remy Ma and Papoose’s divorce drama. After Remy accused her estranged husband of barely seeing their daughter and providing little financial support, Papoose responded by posting receipts he claimed proved he has been spending money on Reminisce. The screenshots showed purchases from the luxury retailer for clothing he said was bought for their daughter, offering his latest rebuttal as the former couple continues arguing over their split in public.

Remy made the allegations in audio she shared while promoting her new Alimony EP. While listening back to herself vent about Papoose, she accused him of failing to pick up or even call their daughter regularly. “He don’t pick up my f*cking daughter. He don’t even f*cking call her,” Remy said before turning to money and claiming, “That n*gga don’t pay for sh*t.” She also said there was “no child support, no nothing,” while discussing what she says has happened during their ongoing divorce.

Papoose did not answer with a lengthy statement. Instead, he posted the Saks receipts, letting the purchases serve as his response to Remy’s claim that he contributes nothing financially. The screenshots alone cannot show how often he sees Reminisce or settle the larger parenting dispute. They do, however, directly challenge the idea that he has provided no financial support at all.

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The parenting accusation arrives while both rappers are publicly presenting very different versions of how their marriage is ending. Days earlier, Papoose shared screenshots he said showed conversations with his divorce attorney, claiming he was willing to walk away from three properties to finalize the split and secure visitation with Reminisce. Papoose presented those messages, but they have not been established as a complete record of the divorce negotiations.

Remy, meanwhile, has turned much of the breakup into material for Alimony, her six-track EP released September 25. The project includes “Why I Get Married?” featuring Keke Wyatt and follows weeks of musical shots between the estranged spouses, including Papoose’s “Jezebel.” At this point, both sides appear determined to make sure the public sees their side of the story.