Simona said she gave her son multiple chances to come forward and tell the truth but after noticing that he is sticking with his version of the events that took place, she refused to be silent any longer and claims that this narrative is defamation of character. And, she is telling her story to anyone that will listen — she even pulled up outside a store with a microphone and denounced everything.
It appears that Simona created an Instagram the day after Christmas and has been posting multiple times a day since. She even addressed his abuse claims where she says after one of his viral Boonk Gang videos of him vandalizing a store, police came to her house and to avoid him and his brother going to jail, she had to pay for the damages. She admitted to punching him following the incident, but claims that isn’t the full story.
Something is clearly in the air because John and his mom are not the firsts in the past few weeks to air out their business on social media.
Romeo Miller took to Instagram to call out his dad, Master P, following the death of Stephen “tWitch” Boss saying that his father was more sympathetic to tWitch’s struggle with mental illness and ignored his own kids struggles with the same. This comes after Tytyana Miller’s, daughter of Master P and sister of Romeo Miller, passing in 2022, who had her own struggles with mental illness and substance abuse.
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