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Instagram Model Puts Fabolous on Blast for Sliding Into Her DM’s, Rapper Hits Back

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Rapper Fabolous and the mother of his children Emily B. have been off and on again for years, but the duo may be headed in the red zone once again.

On Wednesday evening the rapper was exposed by Peruvian and American urban model Fiorella Zelaya, for diving into her direct messages. She slammed Fabolous for his alleged abusive actions in relation to Emily and called him out on his advances towards her.

Zelaya took to Instagram and shared a screenshot of the rapper asking “You don’t stay in NY do you?” 

The model left Fabolous’ message unread and typed over it “I’m good love, enjoy.”

Zelaya also uploaded the photo on her Insta-Story and listed a boatload of reasons why she didn’t reply to the artist’s message. “(1) I’m engaged, (2) I hate abusive men, (3) I hate cheaters (4) I have a business email, (5) I live in NY, (6) I love my teeth, (7) I have standards,” she wrote then listed more commandments and then displayed a photo with her fiancée.

Zelaya is making reference to the highly publicized altercation Fabolous had with girlfriend Emily B earlier this year. TMZ caught the two on camera arguing where he threatened to shoot her and her dad. It was later reported he was abusive towards Emily and knocked out her two front teeth.

The “Make Me Better” rapper clapped back at the urban model and insinuated that he only messaged her for a music video opportunity. He posted on his social media account and said, “Telling [Royceda 59] Igotta beware of public figure hoes who think they’re 1 clout chase away from being Kim Kardashian. 😏 [shotbyhazznyc]#SummerOnLockVideo.”

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Emily and Fabolous were just seen a couple of days ago posting family photos of their sons Jonas and Johan Jackson. Emily has yet to comment on Fabolous’ alleged DMs.

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