King Harris sent out a PSA to the ladies, assuring them that even though he just had a son, his baby mama has no problem with him spending time with other women.
The son of T.I. and Tiny Harris became a father for the first time last November, welcoming a baby boy, King Jr., with his partner J’Nijah “Nana” Epps.
However, Kim isn’t ready for an exclusive relationship just yet, and Epps appears to be on board. The rapper took to Instagram on Sunday night (January 12) to set the record straight.
“Just know that my baby mama doesn’t care,” King told his followers, warning that there was no point in trying to contact Epps to “end” him.
“It’s nothing special,” he said of the women he spoke to. “We just played football and had [a] Good times. You know what I’m talking about. My baby mama doesn’t mind, so you can’t try to get, like, extra messy.
He went on to explain that he’s “not a bad dad,” and therefore gets the extra privilege.
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King then lost his temper at a fan who disagreed with him.
“I don’t have baby mama problems,” he responded. “My baby mama is one of the cutest baby mamas known to man. So, b#### what the hell are you talking about?
He added: “Man, just beat it. Don’t try to talk to me like I’m one of those crappy baby daddies that get yelled at and beaten up as soon as they come in the house. No, that’s not me. We run a very tight ship here. Smooth. No problem.
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Fans question King Harris’ open relationship
His comments caused a stir online, with fans saying, “She must have done the same thing,” and “This is not a workaround, she doesn’t care because she doesn’t like you that much.”
Others believe this is “learned behavior” and believe King Harris is copying the behavior of his father, T.I.
“Oops…didn’t he see his dad do this to his mom all the time, and she accepted it?” one person said. “So this is normal behavior and as long as the mother of the baby is taken care of and the baby is taken care of, she probably doesn’t mind it because her financial needs are being met. That’s it.
