Summer Walker referenced Jayda Cheaves while alluding that her relationship with actor Lil Meech has ended.
On Monday, Walker decided to share a relationship update with her fans on her Instagram Story. In the statement In her brief statement, Walker mentioned Jayda Cheaves while alluding that she wishes Lil Meech “the best.”
“Tried my best to be jayda wayda but I couldn’t. It was cute though, I wish him the best…”
Afterward, the singer then shared a few more words.
“Can’t do that cheatin stuff”
Additionally, Walker shared a brief clip of her previous interview on ‘Caresha Please.’ In the clip, Walker shared her thoughts on romantic partners being dishonest.
“You know, once you just figure out like, ‘Oh, you just gone keep lying?’ Like you ever had a situation with somebody and be like, ‘Okay baby’ — because that’s me. I caught you in some lies, I’ll be like, ‘Okay, cats out the bag. It’s cool… now that I know what’s going on let’s just keep a one hundred from here…”
In the clip, Walker explained that in her experience, rather than begin being honest, her partners usually decide to continue lying as more of their secrets become revealed over time.
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While stating that big Meech had cheated on her is no surprise considering HER BRAIN, and his age along with his newfound celebrity, what threw fans off is Walker’s mention of Jayda Cheaves.
Jayda heard the Madness
Jayda caught wind of Walker’s mention of her and hopped into The Shade Room’s comment section to address it.
“I learned my lesson after ONE kid. Mfers round here starting they own trends and tryna INSERT ME in for laughs on the shade room. NO 😭”
It didn’t end there.
Dess Dior who previously said Lil Meech “stinks” also responded to Summer’s comment.
“She could’ve gotten her point across without mentioning Jayda. We’ve all had our run with a n***a including u! STOP IT.”
Social media users were not very happy and said that Summer’s mention of Jayda was quite distasteful.
“I hate when women bring up other women like why just why”
“Very distasteful . No need to bring another woman up .”
