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Amina Buddafly Calls Out Estranged Husband Peter Gunz For Dating ‘Younger’ Woman While Still Married

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Peter Gunz and his estranged wife Amina Buddafly went toe-to-toe Tuesday afternoon over the rapper’s secretive relationship with another woman.

Gunz took to Instagram account and shared a photo with the words, “Age is just a number.”

Buddafly commented on her soon-to-be ex-husband’s post and wrote, “Interesting. Are you goin to talk about your personal experience that is currently happening in your life?”

“You don’t gotta show her to this mean world out here but u can admit u dating a younger woman while you at the topic. Especially when u planning on marrying her while we haven’t finalized the divorce,” said the 35-year-old.

 

Peter Gunz

HOLLYWOOD, CA – JANUARY 23: Peter Gunz and Amina Buddafly pose as New Edition Celebrates Their Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame at Warwick on January 23, 2017 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jerritt Clark/Getty Images)

Gunz didn’t respond back, but things definitely got messier. The former “Love and Hip Hop: New York” couple continued to hash out their drama right before the public’s eyes after Gunz hopped on Instagram Live moments later. The “My Time to Go On” rapper talked to fans about the “younger” woman he’s currently dating.

“Is there an age limit on who you should date?” Gunz asked. “I done told the world already, I would never subject anyone to the publicity that they would get for messing with me. A woman would get demolished,” he said before mocking what women would say if he revealed his new boo. [You would say to her] ‘what the f**k is wrong with you stupid b***h, he got 10 kids, he’s a dog.’ Why would I ever put somebody out there for ya’ll to lynch you feel me? If that was the case.”

The former couple is clearly on bad terms and has had a rocky relationship since they first married in 2012. However, Buddafly filed for divorce in 2017 and shares two kids with Gunz.

During an interview with Bossip, Gunz insinuated to the news outlet that he and the singer were destined to split.

“We got married on the shakiest grounds ever. … When the wedding was over, she went home and I was living with someone… The way we got married, how did we expect for something like that to last?”

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