WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Papoose Defends His Child Amid Social Media Fallout With Remy Ma It’s been a weekend of serious drama in hip hop royalty land, as Remy Ma and Papoose — once considered one of the strongest couples in the game — continue airing out their relationship on social media. The two have exchanged emotional and biting posts, with accusations flying from both sides. But in the middle of all the mudslinging, one moment stood out — and not in a good way. In one of her public statements, Remy brought Papoose’s child into the mix, alleging that he’s been trying to “hide” his child, who identifies as part of the LGBTQ+ community. The comment immediately sparked backlash, with many calling it out of bounds and unnecessarily personal. And honestly? They’re right. Rather than react with anger, Papoose responded with something far more powerful: love. While he admitted that he and his child “don’t see eye to eye on everything,” he made it clear that he still loves and supports them. He didn’t deny their identity. He didn’t distance himself. He stood firm in what really matters — unconditional parental love. For years, Papoose has been known not just as a rapper, but as a devoted husband and father who fiercely protects his family. So it wasn’t surprising to see him take the high road, even while navigating personal hurt. What’s unfortunate is that this moment — which could have been an opportunity to showcase the complexity of parenting and evolving family dynamics — became part of a public feud. Papoose’s child, who is proudly living in their truth and often posts self-expressive images and messages on social media, deserves respect, not weaponization. For fans who have followed Papoose’s journey, this was a reminder that Black fathers can and do show up with love and support for their LGBTQ+ children, even if it’s a journey full of learning and growth. While we often don’t see these conversations play out publicly — especially in hip hop, where masculinity is often tightly policed — Papoose’s response broke from that mold. It didn’t center shame. It didn’t center control. It simply said: “I may not understand everything, but I love my child.” And that matters. As for Remy and Papoose, their relationship appears to be deeply fractured. From allegations of infidelity to betrayal, their once-unshakable union — the couple who stayed strong through Remy’s incarceration and return to music — seems to be at a heartbreaking crossroads. Social media, which once celebrated their “Black Love,” is now watching a very public unraveling. But even in this mess, there are important takeaways. Real families are complicated. Real relationships aren’t always fairy tales. And even during messy breakups, protecting your kids — no matter their identity — should never be up for debate. Whether or not Remy and Pap reconcile, we hope this chapter encourages more openness, support, and understanding — especially for families navigating identity, change, and public pressure. Because at the end of the day, love isn’t just something you say. It’s how you show up — even when it’s hard.