‘Says the Man with an OnlyFans’: Fans Go Off On Safaree Samuels After He Blasts Women Who Take Revealing Photos

Safaree Samuels is catching the heat from feminists, women and everybody else that just want him to stay out of a woman’s business.

The reality TV star apparently wanted to get something off his chest before the start of a new work week and caught some backlash for it. He tweeted, “New millennium is crazy now. Back in the day, you had to close your eyes and imagine what a girl you liked looked like naked.” 

Safaree Samuels
Safaree Samuels (Photo: @safaree/Instagram

Bringing up his 1-year-old daughter, Safire Majesty, who is also his only child, he continued, “Now almost every girl is naked just cuz. I gotta make sure my daughter is different! She needs me.”

It looks like Samuels couldn’t fight off the fans that disagreed with his statement because he has since deleted the post, but not before a few gossip sites reposted it. 

One person responded, “Men should stop worrying about what grown women decide to do with their life & bodies. You don’t have to follow that kind of content if you don’t want to see it, curate your account to other things.” 

Safaree Samuels’ controversial tweet (Photo: @iamsafaree/Twitter)

“Says the man with an Only Fans married to a former video vixen and current IG model. N-word please 🙄😭,” wrote another.

Other fans were confused because Samuels is married to Erica Mena, a “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star who is also not afraid to show off her curvy body on Instagram. So it is not surprising that some fans felt no remorse for the Samuels duo. Someone said, “But your wife is like that and that why you married her lol cry cry baby.” 

It is not clear whether the reality TV couple is going through another rough patch, but neither appear to be following each other on Instagram and there doesn’t seem to be any recent photos publicly displayed of each other within the last year. They did, however, appear on the “Love and Hip Hop: Unlocked” special sitting side by side. But even then, they had a moment of disagreement when Mena revealed Samuels does not want another child, despite her wanting more. 

Check it out in the clip below.

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