K. Michelle Launches Expletive-Laden Rant on Social Media Trolls Questioning Her Relationship

K. Michelle went on a full tirade against Internet critics Friday morning and let fans know that she doesn’t play about her man.

K. Michelle

(photo credit: K. Michelle Instagram)

The “Crazy Like You” singer has never had a problem with speaking her mind and it was no different when she confronted social media trolls about her current relationship. K. Michelle uploaded a video on Instagram and captioned it, “Shut up K.michelle! Let Kimberly be greatšŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø.”

The “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” celebrity informed naysayers commenting on her love life, that she doesn’t “have a new man.”

“Nobody got a new man,” K. Michelle said. “Let me teach ya’ll about me. I don’t mess with nobody, but if you f**k with me, you will wish you never ever knew a new me.”

The star then told Internet trolls to “get off the couch” and “exercise something but your fingers… Issa marriage… I’m married… I don’t have to post my man.” She encouraged people to drink “positive juice.”

Fans applauded K. Michelle for blasting the naysayers and checking “nosy” people.

“Say it again K for the people in the backšŸ‘‘šŸ—£,” one fan wrote.

“Tell them Kimberly, none of their damn business, deep doing you,” another person added.

“Absolutely stay in your lane…and just enjoy the music she brings us.”

“Tell them girl that’s why I love you cause you tell it like it is.”

One Instagram user said, “I knew it was OVA when you turned the music down šŸ˜©šŸ˜‚Ā much love to u!! #HatersEverywhere #PositiveJuice.”

K. Michelle opened up about her relationship with Dr. Kastan Sims in 2017, during an interview with Essence Live. She said, “We’ve been friends for over 19 years now and I just looked at him and said ‘This is the type of man I should be with and somebody that’s my friend.” The couple has known each other since they were in high school and plan on having children together in the near future.

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