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Drake is pretty infamous for his romantic entanglements. Over the years, he’s been linked to big names such as Rihanna, Serena Williams and Nicky Minaj. Now, however, the rapper is being tied to former stripper Layla Lace.
Huh?
Lace took to Instagram on Monday to accuse Drake of getting her pregnant and then ghosting her (classic rapper move). She wrote: “So I guess still in this era this is the new thing that after you tell a dude you pregnant they stop answering they phone!!!! One lesson I have learned out of the whole situation is to never be so naive when a guy disrespect you!!”
Lace continued her rant by calling out Drake’s shiny image in the media, saying: “I should have ran for the hills but no I felt (sic) for the ‘Good Guy’ image that this a*s hole portrayed to be. What a #Fraud I feel so stupid!!! I never told this man ‘No’ I did everything he told me to do Smfh!!!!”
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Lace claims she had a fling with the singer/rapper earlier this year and were introduced to one another by his friend DJ Spade.
“I had to remind my self that this man was once a ‘Actor’ So why the hell did I fall for his bullsh*t,” she added, “What makes matters worst is that when you try to be private about sh*t and keep ya mouth shut nobody cares!!! It’s ashame (sic) that I even have to come out of my character!!!” Lace also included a very clear “F*CK YOU DRAKE” to ensure her message was not misunderstood.
Of course, these allegations have yet to be confirmed. But Lace saw fit to attach photos to her Instagram post (before it was taken down), including text messages between the two of them and paperwork regarding the pregnancy. The texts are dated “February 25th” and “March 8th,” and seem to support Lace’s story that her and Drake were an item. The rapper has yet to comment.
In other baby mama news, Carmelo Anthony and Lala are splitting up after he New York Knicks star allegedly impregnated a dancer/stripper.
So, yeah, not a great time to be rich and famous.
