‘It’s the Squat for Me’: Juelz Santana Thirsts Over His Wife Kimbella and Fans React

Juelz Santana is clearly his wife’s biggest fan.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” reality star drooled over his queen Kimbella Vanderhee this week in a video he recorded of her on his phone. The clip showed the mother of four squatting down and doing laundry in her loungewear.

She wore a cropped black T-shirt and a pair of camouflage print leggings that hugged her insane curves. As Kimbella was putting clothes into the washer and dryer, Santana panned the camera on her backside.

Kimbella Vanderhee
Kimbella Vanderhee @thejuelzsantana/Instagram

“I come in and she in here getting clothes like this,” Santana said in the video.

With a smile on her face, Kimbella responded, “Brom get off me. That’s all you think about jeez.”

“F$$k the Clothes,” Santana wrote. “It’s The Squat For Me… Look But Don’t Touch ‼️ N Wit dat Being said… OnlyFans.com/Kimbellasworldlit 🤦🏾‍♂️💯✔️”

Fans loved how the Dipset rap group artist gushed over his wife.

“Nigga been in jail for a lil while of course that’s what he gone think about 😂😍 enjoy the cake man for many more years to come”

“No disrespect..but I don’t blame you one bit.”

“😂 THAT’S ALL U THINK ABT,THEY KILL ME WTH THAT 1 @thejuelzsantana 💯❤🙏🏿❤💯”

“Bet you was hoping she got stuck in there 😂😂😂”

Santana’s video with his wife comes nearly two months after he was released from prison.

From March 2019 to August 2020, he served time behind bars; he initially was sentenced to 27 months after he entered a New Jersey airport reportedly with a handgun and eight nonprescription Oxycodone pills in his luggage. He fled the scene after authorities checked his bag, but later turned himself in.

Juelz Santana
Juelz Santana, his wife Kimbella Vanderhee and their daughter Bella @thejuelzsantana/Instagram

Santana pled guilty to unlawful possession of a firearm and having a controlled substance.

In an Aug. 7 post, he expressed how happy he was to be home with Kimbella and their three children.

“Words can’t explain the feeling,” Santana wrote. “My first day out after being away from my family for 18 months #thankful #freeatlast 🙏🏾💯✔️.”

Santana and Kimbella tied the knot in January 2019, after 10 years of dating off and on. The couple share two sons and a daughter. Kimbella and Santana each have a son from their prior relationships.

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