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Singer Sunshine Anderson Unleashes On Khloé Kardashian for Simply Mentioning Her Song

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Early 2000’s R&B crooner Sunshine Anderson sparked a bizarre feud with Khloé Kardashian this week after the reality TV star used the singer’s song to throw shade at her sister’s ex-boyfriend.

Their social media tiff unfolded after Khloé referenced the singer’s first and only hit, “Heard It All Before,” in response to her sister, Kourtney Kardashian’s, recent man issues. Kourtney and her ex-beau Younes Bendjima, 25, recently called it quits, after which Bendjima took to social media to complain about being painted as “the bad guy.”

As always, the Kardashian sisters decided to have a little fun and trolled the former boxer’s Instagram post.

” … Nice pics from your ‘boys trip,'” Kim Kardashian commented, while Khloé replied, “Alexa, play ‘Heard It All Before’ by Sunshine Anderson” on another screenshotted post.

The song’s reference didn’t sit well with Anderson, who made her objection loud and clear by warning the Kardashians against dragging her into their family drama.

“Now Khloé, don’t drag me into this foolishness #overheremindinherbusiness,” Anderson commented.

As if the first warning wasn’t stern enough, Anderson followed up with a profanity-laden response that was sure to get her point across this time.

“Don’t ever come for me ESPECIALLY when I didn’t send for you’re a**! 😂 ” the singer wrote in an extra-nasty clap back. “I’m gonna remind you for the LAST time, that I was over here minding my own BUSY business, baby! She should learn to sweep around her own front door before she starts draggin’ anybody else into her trash…”

Sunshine Anderson

Instagram screenshot.

“I’ll take real & TRUE over fake ANYDAY! Im not for everybody! & no matter how you may feel about my comments,” Anderson added.

There’s been no word from the Kardashians just yet.

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