LisaRaye Tells Meek Mill to ‘Come Through’ After He Asks for Special Access to Her OnlyFans Page

Meek Mill may get the chance to shoot his shot officially with LisaRaye. On Monday, Oct. 26, LisaRaye sat down with the other co-hosts of Fox Soul’s “Out Loud with Claudia Jordan” to address Meek Mill’s special request for her OnlyFans page, a new venture she just announced this month.

After the ladies talked a bit about LisaRaye’s announcement, Claudia Jordan followed up by asking LisaRaye if she saw the Philadelphia rapper’s response to it. The 53-year-old said yes.

LisaRaye McCoy and Meek Mill. Photo: @thereallraye1/Instagram @meekmill/Instagram

She also added, “Isn’t he in Atlanta? Syleena call him, tell him to come through. Tell him I’m here and tell him to pull through, come through.”

Through all the chatter Claudia asked, “Would you go on a date with Meek Mill, LisaRaye?”

Before answering directly, LisaRaye asked the other ladies how old Meek Mill is. The other ladies replied almost simultaneously, with Claudia saying, “It don’t matter no more,” and Vivica Fox saying, “Girl, he at least 35, I think. He’s in his mid 30s.”

LisaRaye replied, “You never know what’s behind the persona, behind the brand, behind the face, behind the words.” She continued, “And I find it to always be a genuine attribute to be able to have a conversation with someone and let their guard down and you let your guard down or that preconceived notion of who you think they are. I think having a normal conversation with somebody is feasible.”

This conversation comes three days after Meek Mill retweeted and commented on a post from My Mixtapez on Twitter, where the account asked, “LisaRaye has recently joined Onlyfans. You think it’s worth it?”

The 33-year-old rapper responded, “Do they have vip prices???”

On Oct. 22, LisaRaye used a skit on Instagram to announce she was going to start an OnlyFans page. As she was doing her hair a sudden voice in the background begins telling “The Player’s Club” actress that she could be making content by doing things that she does every day.

After revealing that she does have a lot of content to share that needs a special place to go for her people and her fans, she realizes, “You know what? I could do an OnlyFans.”

The voice in the back reassures LisaRaye that she “could put everything on there.”

To which LisaRaye suggestively asks: “Everything?” She later says, “I’m with it. Let’s do it.”

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