‘Fumbled’: Jordyn Woods Confirms Bow Wow Slid In Her DMs but Says He ‘Missed His Shot’

It looks like Bow Wow is just hearing about how he missed his chance with Jordyn Woods, two weeks after she talked about it.  

On Oct. 16, Bow Wow uploaded a clip of Jordyn Woods’ appearance on Genius’ segment “Between The Lines.” In the video, Jordyn discusses the songs of different rappers where she was referenced or name-dropped.

In the video Jordyn starts to rap lyrics from Bow Wow’s song “Let it Breathe,” saying “Tryna mack on Jordyn Woods, slid into her DM twice. Tryna see what that be like, told her I could change her life.”

Bow Wow says he missed his shot with Jordyn Woods. (Photos: @jordynwoods/Instagram, @bowwow/Instagram)

After reading the lyrics she says, “I never heard this one,” right before giggling. She confirmed that Bow Wow did slide into her DMs and that she didn’t “have a problem with that.”

She continued, “But, oddly enough, we were both on ‘The Masked Singer’ at the same time without me even knowing that he was in the trailer directly next to me the whole time. That was his chance to shoot his shot, but he missed it because we weren’t allowed to share our identities.”

The caption Bow Wow typed under the video reads, “I fumbled the ball FELLAS DAMN! @maskedsingerfox we got to uplift these rules a little bit aww fellas daaamn! I lost my chance with @jordynwoods #allrespect #allfacts.”

“All facts! I had no clue! On set of masked singer we cant see the other celebs nor speak. Whole time she sharing a trailer w me! I didnt know she was on the show til i seen her get voted off AND I COULD NOT BELIEVE IT! so close but thats my patna and ima always ride for her,” he further explained in the comments.

It may be a little too late for Shad Moss to get with Jordyn now, because on Sept. 26, two days before the “Between The Lines” episode dropped, Jordyn shared pictures of her hugged up with Minnesota Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns confirming their relationship.

The couple were just seen together Thursday, Oct. 15, at Jordyn’s launch to celebrate her new collection with fashion company PrettyLittleThing.

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