Soulja Boy Responds To Teddy Riley’s Interview In Which He Demanded An Apology For Allegedly Abusing His Daughter
Teddy Riley recently urged Soulja Boy to apologize “for what he’s done to my daughter,” Nia Riley, during an interview. Teddy Riley’s interview with VladTV, in which the singer talked about his daughter’s previous relationship with the rapper, has been addressed by Soulja Boy.
Riley demanded an apology from Soulja Boy in the recently published interview for allegedly abusing Nia. Prior to their separation in 2019, she alleged that he physically and verbally abused her throughout their almost 10-year relationship. Nia went into depth about several incidents of the claimed abuse in an interview with Tasha K in March of last year.
She alleged that he once kicked her in the stomach while she was pregnant, forcing her to miscarry, and held a gun to her head for hours during a dispute.
“Soulja Boy knows who I am,” Teddy Riley told VladTV. “And he knows I’m deep. He knows I’m very deep. We had an altercation. I was called a lot of names and I got an apology. I’m looking for an apology for what he’s done to my daughter.”
But nonetheless, Soulja Boy called Vlad out on Instagram Live, referring to him as “the police,” and said he was upset because the rapper “exposed” him.
“You can drop all the interviews you want, speaking on my name. … Stop bringing Teddy Riley into this, DJ Vlad,” said Soulja Boy. “He ain’t got s### to do with this.”
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