‘Gurl Bye’: Reginae Carter Seemingly Addresses Breast Augmentation and YFN Lucci Reunion Rumors In Snide Tweet

Reginae Carter‘s personal life has been called into question more than once over the past couple of weeks, and the oldest daughter of rapper Lil Wayne has noticed everyone noticing her.

The reality TV star has been the topic of many conversations, between her alleged reconciliation with her ex-boyfriend rapper YFN Lucci after swearing off rappers for good, and rumors that she may have gone under the knife to enhance her bustline in spite of claiming to “love” her “lil boobs” in September, and replying “I’m good” to a commenter who encouraged her to get breast implants in 2018. After appearing to show off noticeably fuller cleavage while rocking sexy Savage X Fenty lingerie and vacationing with the rapper after claiming they’d never get back together, fans had questions.

The extra attention to her private life wasn’t lost on the 21-year-old TV personality, who responded to all the chatter with a message letting everyone know just how unbothered she’s remaining. “I’ve never been so invested in someone else’s life like y’all be in mine lol,” she tweeted, along with two crying laughing emojis.

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter.@colormenae/Instagram

Fans weren’t too fond of the “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star’s sardonic remark and challenged her by reminding her that if she shared less of her personal life with the public then she wouldn’t have to worry about anyone being “so invested.”

@reginae_carter1/Twitter

“Because you spoke on toxic relationship so much just to still be in one that’s why,” a follower fired back.

“Cause you stay capping you shoulda just kept quiet & that way you could’ve ran back in peace,” responded a second.

“They invested because u telling them your business every chance u get,” a third explained. “Ppl won’t be as invested if u don’t say anything. say less sis #ucantbemadatthem”

“Gurl bye u invested into Lucci life… just like we is with yours. you be putting yo life out there n expect us not to put 2 and 2 together,” noted a fifth.

Reginae Carter
YFN Lucci and Reginae Carter. (Photo: @reginaecarter.yfnlucci/Instagram)

Some fans, however, had Reginae’s back, reminding her that haters come with the celebrity territory and calling the constant conversations surrounding her personal choices “weird.”

“It’s strange behavior sis. Pay these folks no mind!”

“You’re the daughter of a legend, most people talking s**t are beneath you and are just hating. F**k them.”

“It’s weird at this point.”

One mystery about Carter’s life that has been solved is the question surrounding which presidential candidate she supported at the polls. Reginae posted in support of Democratic nominee Joe Biden after fans flooded her social media comments to question whether she voted for incumbent President Donald Trump, whom her father Lil Wayne publicly endorsed, or Biden, like her mother Toya Johnson.

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