Future Throws Shade at Wendy Williams After She Slams His Revolving Door of Exes

Future recently tried to come for Wendy Williams after she aired out his business with his long string of exes, but things backfired for the rapper.

On Thursday, Nov. 8 edition of her talk show, Williams connected the dots for viewers about Future’s relationships with the mothers of his children. From oldest to most recent, they are Jessica Smith, who has remained out of the spotlight and is the mom to Future’s oldest son, India J, Brittni Mealy, singer Ciara and Joie Chavis, who is currently expecting Future’s, new baby.

“Brittni, no. 3, posted, ‘People do what they have to do to protect their assets. It’s tooooo much $$ at risk!’ So she’s, I guess, one of those lie in the woods girl and will take anything for the dollar,” Williams explains of Mealy’s post about Chavis, who Future reunited with. “So he posted yesterday, ‘Oh you thirsy, thirsty.’ No, you’re thirsty, Future. Like, where are your condoms?”

Apparently disliking Williams’ hot take, Future shot back on Instagram writing, “Thank God I’m richer than Wendy Williams.”

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But sleuths dug up the celebrities’ net worth and discovered Williams’ is $60 million, double Future’s $30 million.

Future replied, “Dats cap plus she 60yrs older than me 🤷🏾‍♂️”

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Fans chimed in on the latest drama between the two.

“Y’all both richer than us. Stop being messy and enjoy y’all funds.”

“She has been in the business longer. You new. Ain’t yo name Future? Duh 🙄”

“Nahh Hendrix just take that L man.”

“Future got street money Lhh she prolly got more legit money of course.”

“Well…he said he was glad he was richer not younger sooooo………..”

“This just proves that sometimes the best response is NO RESPONSE.”

“You may not like her BUT he looks like a lil girl going in on a woman being BIG petty and wrong 💅🏾”

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