Fans Offer Lil Scrappy Parenting Advice After Post Hinting At His Teen Daughter’s ‘Lit’ Behavior

Lil Scrappy seems to be experiencing the rebellious “teenage stage” with his daughter Emani, and fans are giving him all sorts of parenting tips.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star has been basking in new fatherhood with the arrival of his one-month-old son Breland but appears to be catching a few flaring “attitudes” from his 13-year-old daughter. Scrappy took to Instagram on Wednesday and shared a sweet photo of he and “princess” Emani out and about. He captioned the image, “My lil one be lit tho lol, love her, she gets attitudes with me now lol. #daddydaughtermoments.”

Lil Scrappy

(photo credit: Instagram)

Fans could clearly relate to the “No Love” rapper’s post about his teenage daughter going through the stages of adolescence and took it upon themselves to lend Scrap some fatherly advice.

“Teenagers. U have no Idea for what’s to come. Boys, Boys, Boys. Just don’t go to jail. ☺😂.”

“That’s normal teenage behavior awwwww but she love her daddy tho!”

“Lol, welcome to puberty bro…🤣 .”

“Stop teasing her you going to have plenty more moments like this. Or worse as she gets older.”

“Lmfaoo ‘she gets attitudes with me now’ Wheww tell me about it, my 14 yr old daughter always have a attitude 🙂.”

“She at that age lol. Keep being great bro.”

One person commented, “Bruh welcome to the club fam, 13,14,15,16, but you know what cherish these moments bruh my baby girl about turn 25 next month, she always gone be my baby girl I don’t care how much attudes she get.,and enjoy your baby boy too bruh.”

Lil Scrappy and his wife Bambi recently welcomed their son, Breland, on Saturday, September 23. The rapper was extremely was grateful for the birth of his son and wrote, “Thanks to the big God and my wife and family the young Prince#Breland is here. … ’m so happy and blessed from this experience.”

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