Rick Ross and Tia Kemp have been going back-and-forth throughout 2024, but the rapper might never have to deal with his former partner again.

Rozay and his ex have one child together, soon-to-be college football player William Roberts III. On Monday (June 17), the Maybach mogul took to Instagram to celebrate his final child-support payment to her.

“What would you rather celebrate, Father’s Day or the date of your last child support payment?” he said smilingly. “Or, what if your last child support payment was on Father’s Day weekend? That’s what you call divine divinity.”

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Upon catching wind of the cheeky post, Kemp responded on social media by claiming the 48-year-old’s payments never made a difference to her lifestyle.

“You stupid, silly motherfucker,” she began. “Who the fuck gave a fuck about your cild-support payments, bitch? And if I want some more, I’ll take my ass over to family court and get some while he’s going to college.

“Bitch, you ain’t worthy for me sitting in the system and going back-and-forth to court to drag your big, fat fucking Ozempic-taking ass down for a little something — bitch, I’m making that shit per show.”

 

Earlier this year, Rick Ross’ verse on Future and Metro Boomin‘s “Everyday Hustle” prompted some vicious clapback from Kemp.

The song in question, which was released as part of We Don’t Trust You, features the Miami native rapping: “Baby mama still the biggest opp/ Team of shooters just to keep it locked.” 

His ex was convinced the line was about her, even though it doesn’t mention her by name. In late March, she responded to it during an Instagram Live session and went off on a tangent, suggesting alternate topics for the rapper to talk about in his songs.

“You oughta rap about your mutharfucking children you around here hiding,” she said. “I want to see my stepson that look like Drake.”

The social-media personality then made it clear that she’s tired of being mentioned in the Teflon Don MC’s’ songs, singling out his 2008 cut “Single Again (Remix)” with Trina, Plies and Lil Wayne, which features him rapping: “Left my baby mama ’cause she didn’t get shit.”

“You been doing that shit since our baby was five,” she said. “For twenty fucking years you played games […] Rap at me on another song, I’m coming to that fucking gate with them double R’s on.”