UPDATED 3/11/25, 4:57 p.m. ET: LiAngelo Ball has reportedly responded to the allegations from his ex, Nikki Mudarris, that he hasn't seen his two kids in over a month.
On Tuesday, The Shade Room reported that Ball "stepped into" the brand's comments section to clear the air over Mudarris' allegations. According to The Shade Room, Ball wants Mudarris to stop pulling the sympathy card and claimed he took care of her while they were together as she had to ask "mommy n daddy" for help at times.
Gelo also claimed that he took care of his two kids more than Mudarris did while they were together and that they'll be home with him very soon. However, the most interesting thing Ball said was if Mudarris continues this behavior he'll "leave again n again."
"Quit tht soft sympathy shit," Gelo allegedly said. "Nobody was in my shoes but everyone can paint they own picture of me lol I paid for the most shit in my life when I was wit her, idk when yaw thought she was paid.. I can wipe my own ass. She gotta ask mommy n daddy or give up mileage..I watched the kids more than her n ima grown man with my own shi, I don't have to call her to conversate wit my babies who can only say dada."
He continued, "They'll be at the mansion soon, I'll see them the right way don't trip haha N the way she talk n act, I'll leave again n again I ain never been the dude to put up wit that shit. she been preachin she wanna co parent n she got older niccas who love so I freed her lol but God forbid I say anything haha."
Gelo also told a fan that claimed he stepped out on Mudarris that he didn't actually cheat and that there's a whole other story behind why he left in the first place.
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Nikki Mudarris has seemingly taken shots at LiAngelo Ball and claimed he hasn't seen his two children in over a month.
On Tuesday, Mudarris hopped on her Instagram Stories to highlight her night out with friends, and she took time to call out Ball amid the aftermath of their public breakup. The two recently split after Mudarris claimed Ball abandoned her and their two kids by getting another woman pregnant. Since then, the former couple has been going back and forth on social media.
In the latest round of their feud, Mudarris shared a post about a woman sarcastically thanking the father of her children for making her dad and calling him "thoughtful."
"U the best! Appreciate you," Mudarris wrote in her first post. In the second, Mudarris suggested Ball hadn't seen his kids in quite a while, writing, "I forgot you was with your YN everyday.We pushing 6 weeks your kids ain't hear from you yet! Diabolical! Exit the chat."
She continued in another series of posts showing her out with friends at a club and flaunting wads of cash while seemingly referencing Ball's newfound rap career and his hit single "Tweaker."
"This ain't little rap money this that real money. No puppy this the big dawg," Mudaris wrote. "Mf reallytweakin real life no cap."
Mudarris's claim that Ball is making "little rap money" is a bit outlandish, especially when Billboard reported that the former basketball player has garnered more than 90 million total on-demand streams for "Tweaker."
That enormous amount of streams has reportedly helped Ball generate $476,500 from master recording rights. From publishing, Ball made $161,500, for a total of $638,000.