‘GUHHATL’ Star Masika Kalysha Drags Fan for Shading Her Ex Fetty Wap in a Photo With Their Daughter

Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” actress Masika Kalysha fired off on a fan who came for her ex boyfriend Fetty Wap, the father of their 2-year-old daughter Kharie Barbie Maxwell.

Kalysha and Wap had quite a nasty breakup but felt it was best to healthily co-parent their child together. The 33-year-old reality star took to Instagram on March 11 and shared an image of Wap and baby Kharie enjoying their father-daughter time.

Kalysha, who appeared to be behind the camera, snapped the sweet moment between her daughter and her ex, who’s face was vastly cropped out of the photo. She captioned the image, “Chheessseeeee 😬😁😉,” referring to her 2-year-old’s colossal smile.

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Fetty Wap and his daughter Kharie Barbie. @masikakalysha

One person chimed in underneath the “GUHHATL” star’s photo and made a sly remark about the “Trap Queen” rapper trying to hide his face from the seven other women who mother his children.

“Why Fetty hiding in the cut tho like he don’t want his other bm seeing him 🤣.”

The reality star, who’s apparently earned the title “clapback queen,” fired off on the fan shading Wap, asking why the person was lurking underneath her photo.

“Why tf r u under my child’s post being childish? Smfh I post what I choose on my page dumb a–,” Kalysha replied in a now deleted response. “Y r u so pressed sis?”

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Another person advised the celeb to post photos of Wap to her daughter’s private page and not to her personal page. Kalysha wasn’t here for the fan’s counsel and responded, “I post whatever tf I want to on my public page because idgaf what any of you think. Worry about yo self 🙄.”

Other fans chimed in, commending the former “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star for putting social media trolls in their place.

“Lmao she always has the best clapbacks glad you put him in his place sis 😂!”

“Why are they so invested in your relationship Masika? Girl I don’t blame you for telling them tf off 😒🤦🏾‍♀️.”

“Masika don’t play no game 🤣! Tell em they always wanna act like someone’s PR. I’m glad to see you defending Fetty 🤗♥️.”

Masika Kalyshia

Fetty Wap, Masika Kalysha and their then-younger daughter Kharie Barbie. (Photo: @masikakalysha)

Kalysha and the “1738” artist began dating around 2015, and their daughter was born on March 29, 2016. However, Wap claimed that Kalysha was a one-night stand and accused her of “trapping” him to get pregnant.

“Basically, she knew what she was doing,” he told the gossip site Shade Room before the birth of their daughter. “I wasn’t just no random dude in the club, you know what I’m saying? She knew I was going to be there, and that’s how that happened.”

Kalysha disputed the rapper’s allegations, saying they were in a full relationship and that she broke up with him due to his affairs with other women.

Nowadays, the pair appeared to be on good terms with one another and have seemingly decided to co-parent their nearly 3-year-old daughter.

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