A private family dispute involving GloRilla has unfolded in public over the past several weeks, with the artist and her sister Victoria leveling painful accusations at one another. The latest exchange came during an appearance by Victoria on the web series 20 Women Vs., where she described feeling anxious about the prospect of seeing her sister in person. “I’d be scared as hell. I’ll be scared as I’m going to need every police in the United States with me,” she said. “I’ll be scared as a motherf*cker.”
The strain had surfaced earlier this month in a series of social media posts. Victoria accused the Memphis-born performer, whose given name is Gloria Woods, of distancing herself from relatives after achieving success. “You think she this upright a*s person when she really not ain’t fwu since she got on and I’m constantly getting acknowledgment for being her sister and she ain’t fwu at all,” she wrote. “Gloria Woods call my bluff it’s been 4 years why the media haven’t seen your siblings? And don’t say cause you protecting us cause we still in Memphis it’s cause you talk about our struggles and you don’t fwu!!!! na let’s clock it.”
GloRilla Fires Back on Instagram Live
GloRilla responded during an Instagram Live broadcast, disputing her sister’s account and alleging long-standing harm within their relationship. “You don’t have to say everything you did to me as a kid. I was a minor, so half of it ain’t public record,” she said, before listing incidents she claims involved betrayal and legal consequences. “I ain’t gonna talk about how you got me sent to jail for a whole week. We ain’t gonna talk about that. How you tried to shoot me, you done set me up, you got me sent to jail. We ain’t gonna talk about none of that, all right? I ain’t gonna talk about half the stuff you did. Just leave it alone.”
The exchange has left observers with more questions than answers. No court records connected to the allegations have been made public, and neither woman has signaled an effort to resolve the conflict privately.
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