‘She’s so Corny’: Alexis Skyy Gets Called Out After Posting Instagram Live With Fetty Wap

“Love & Hip Hop: New York” reality star Alexis Skyy has made her way into the blogs yet again by uploading an Instagram Live chilling with her child’s purported father, Fetty Wap. The 25-year-old Instagram model and reality star could be seen in the car with Fetty when she turns the camera on him, and he doesn’t notice.

Skyy gave a silent but sneaky laugh in the video, and fans were not here for her sly behavior.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

“She want us to know sooo bad for some reason.”

“She wanted Fetty to be seen with her. SO bad 😂😂😂.”

“She’s so corny! 🙄 Her and Masika.”

“She feel accomplished 😩.”

“She just gone keep talkin down on that man then going right back 🙄.”

“When you gotta sneak it before, he see it🥴.”

Social media commentators were clowning Skyy, especially after she indirectly threw shade at the father of seven on Father’s Day in 2018. In a now-deleted post, she wrote, “I got you forever, Lay,” indicating that she’s taking care of their child without his help.

It’s been speculated that the two share a 2-year-old daughter, Alaiya Grace, but the “Trap Queen” MC hasn’t publicly claimed Alaiya as his biological daughter even though he was in attendance at the hospital when Skyy gave birth.

The 28-year-old MC stirred up more speculation when he posted a “Happy Birthday” message to Alaiya Saturday, Jan. 4.

Alexis Skyy’s daughter Alaiya Grace. @fettywap1738/Instagram

While the majority weren’t here for Skyy, one user did come to her defense about being with Fetty.

“I mean, they do have a child together; it’s not like this is unusual LMAO.”

Hints may suggest that Fetty is indeed Alaiya’s father, but some fans are bewildered because the New Jersey native is still married to a woman named Leandra Gonzalez.

The two wed in North Bergen, New Jersey, in October 2019, but they reportedly had already gotten married in Toronto, Gonzalez’s hometown, months earlier in August.

One of his children’s mothers, Masika Kalysha, who appeared on “Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood,” a show that her foe Skyy also appeared on, dragged Fetty after he had their daughter, Khari Barbie, in the presence of Gonzalez.

“Tell the w–e you called a mistake I’m not the f–ing one to play with!” Kalysha wrote in an Instagram Story. “I will go to jail or hell behind my f–ing child. After u swore u would never have my child around any of yo hoes that you haven’t introduced me to yet, you got this groupie hoe around my kid taking a sneak picture like a fan in the f– in bathroom looking real statutory! I’m bout to hop on the red-eye to black her eye and snatch the other eye out ya f–ing face.”

After the Kalysha Instagram tirade, Gonzalez said in response to a fan’s comment on The Shade Room that she and Fetty are legally married but not in a marriage and she is planning to get a divorce.

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Alexis Skyy with rapper Fetty Wap in the car.
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