Kodak Black, through his attorney, has hit back at accusations from former girlfriend, Maranda Johnson, that he was abusive towards her during their relationship.
Johnson, who is the mother of two of Kodak’s children, accused the controversial Florida rapper of verbal and physical abuse as well as refusing to provide financial help for his kids.
In an Instagram post, Kodak’s longtime attorney, Bradford Young, denied the claims and attacked Johnson as looking for a “money grab”.
He wrote: “Made up stories where we have evidence of Kodak not only paying and giving money for his children, but also buying gifts. The rest is pure fiction from a very selfish young lady.
“I didn’t want to comment on this young lady committing defamation which we will sue her for, but also for the over 150k worth of damage she did to 7 cars and smashing a window of the house that had his kids inside. She fought another mother of kodaks young child hurt the child and the mother at a b day party that kodak paid thousands of dollars for his daughter.”

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Young continued: “It’s really disgusting money grab, not allowing him to see his kids until he pays an ungodly sum of money. It is truly disgusting how fathers are treated as cash cows.
“She is already being sued for the admitted damage to the vehicles and home. She will now be sued for defamation. I really wanted to stay on the sidelines on this because it’s family law. But now I will have to show why you don’t threaten my clients.”
Young’s post made reference to the viral incident where Johnson posted pictures of Kodak’s cars smashed up.

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Seemingly taking credit for the attack, Johnson captioned the image: “Hoe yo shit next! Bitches better find them a bitch to play with.”
She also said: “Fuck n-gga you just played yourself. I’ll see you in court fuck n-gga.”
Maranda’s outburst was seemingly prompted by clips of Kodak Black hanging out with Maya and their eight-year-old son King Khalid.
One video showed the rapper asleep in bed with his ex-girlfriend, who has one child with Kodak.