Juice WRLD‘s ex-girlfriend is allegedly trying to capitalize off the late rapper’s death by selling some of his personal belongings online.
In some recently surfaced screenshots of an Instagram DM exchange, Ally Lotti appears to be peddling some of the Chicago rapper’s possessions for a total of $30,000.
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“Well I’m not trying to sell so I don’t have a price in mind,” she wrote in the messages. “I got you on like a package deal or something but like [I] said this stuff is pretty priceless to me and is only going to be worth more money in the future. I would like to be [walking] away with like 30k honestly you know. So what’s your budget? We can figure out what we can do.”
After confirming the legitimacy of the items with Lotti, Juice WRLD fan pages put up pieces that belonged to the late rapper for sale, with one listing marked at $40,000.
Whereas the rarejuicewrld page shared screenshots of Lotti holding the items they were trying to flip, the juiceactivist page posted the following message: “I have an incredibly rare item up for sale that may catch the eye of any Juice WRLD fan or fashion enthusiast. I am selling the coveted Transparent Prism Louis Vuitton backpack that was once owned by the late and beloved Juice WRLD.
“This unique piece is not only a symbol of style but also a valuable collector’s item with a fascinating backstory. To ensure transparency and authenticity, I have acquired this backpack with the assistance of Ally Lotti, Juice WRLD’s ex-girlfriend, who was kind enough to provide proof and direct messages regarding its ownership.”
Regarding the price, they added: “Considering the rarity and significance of this item, I am looking to sell it for $40,000. However, I am open to offers, so don’t hesitate to reach out and negotiate if you’re genuinely interested.”
The sellers even offered to verify the authenticity of the item for serious buyers by sharing DMs between them and Lotti.
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As for the music, Juice WRLD’s songs continue to live on despite his passing nearly four years ago, and he recently reached a significant milestone with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
According to Chart Data, the Legends Never Die rapper has now sold over 100 million RIAA-certified units. A combination of the late rapper’s albums, singles and features contributed to his music ranking distinction.
