Sexyy Red is facing serious legal heat as she’s been hit with a $5 million lawsuit accusing her of inciting violence against her child’s grandmother.
The lawsuit, filed this week, alleges that the rapper encouraged followers and fans to retaliate against the grandmother of her child during a volatile family dispute. According to court documents, the grandmother—whose name has not been disclosed publicly—claims she was subjected to threats, harassment, and emotional distress as a direct result of Sexyy Red’s alleged social media posts and public comments.
What We Know So Far
The lawsuit accuses the “SkeeYee” rapper of using her platform to incite hostility toward the woman, which reportedly escalated to online threats and alleged real-world intimidation. While the details of the conflict remain private, the legal filing frames it as a dangerous misuse of influence and a breach of basic safety and respect.
So far, Sexyy Red has not responded publicly to the lawsuit. Her legal team has also declined to comment.
“They Don’t Like Seeing Me Win”
Sexyy Red recently opened up in an emotional interview on Big Boy’s Neighborhood, where she addressed the rising criticism and hate she’s experienced in the public eye.
“I feel like I’m the most hated female rapper. They hate on me the most,” she said. “I get a lot of love, but they be hating on me.”
She went on to suggest that some of the backlash might be coordinated:
“It be little inside shit. They tryna put me down. I be feeling like, is y’all sending people to comment under here? I feel like it’s some hidden agendas.”
“It could be labels, it could be everyone. I just feel like muthafuckas tryna bring me down. They don’t like seeing me win. And I be seeing people say that in the comments! They be like, ‘Why do y’all hate her so much? What do she do to y’all? She just be chilling!’”
Her comments add another layer of tension to a growing public narrative: that Sexyy Red, for all her popularity, remains a polarizing figure caught in the crossfire of fame, criticism, and now legal controversy.
Why It Matters
At KMOB1003, we report the culture and the consequences. As artists navigate fame, family, and influence, the balance between personal expression and public responsibility becomes even more critical. Whether this case moves forward or not, it sparks a much-needed conversation about boundaries, accountability, and the real-life impact of online actions.
We’ll continue to follow this story as it develops.
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