Trippie Redd is seemingly trashing a new song from Coi Leray that accuses him of cheating on her during her pregnancy.
After kicking off the new year by announcing she’s expecting a child with Trippie, Coi turned to her Instagram Stories weeks later to accuse him of cheating and seemingly announce their breakup.
On Wednesday (February 5), Coi previewed a new song she wrote about the experience, which finds her rapping: “Ex is supposed to be a ex for a reason/Wanted to be there while you was fighting demons/I had family plans – you had plans for cheating/Camera in the room, you ain’t know I was creeping.”
The former exes got back together in August after dating for a short period in 2019.
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In a video post shortly afterward, Trippie can be seen laughing and blowing raspberries at the camera, then adding: “That shit is” before blowing raspberries once again.
In her initial post that accused Trippie Redd of cheating, Coi wrote on her Instagram Story: “[Broken heart emoji] Nothing worse than being cheated on. I wouldn’t wish this pain on my worst enemy. [crying sad face emoji] God bless.”
She also shared a post from another account which read: “I believe that people’s actions can make it clear that they have no respect or regard for you, regardless of what they say. Their actions clearly indicate that they don’t value you. When you notice this, take it for what it is. Remember, actions speak louder than words.”
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Later that week, Coi got into a spat with Trippie’s ex Ayleks over his infidelity, though Coi acknowledged that the woman wasn’t who he’d cheated with. Instead, she took issue with the fact that Ayleks appeared to playing into the narrative that she was Trippie’s mistress when fans started speculating.
Amid the drama, Coi shared a video showing off her bump and previewing a new song about being cheated on – this one different from the song she previewed above.
“All the times I caught you cheating/ I shoulda killed you but now you gon’ have to see this,” she sings on the hook. “Supposed to be my peace, but we ran into pieces/ You told me you love me, but you ain’t mean it!”
