Rashida Nicole continued bashing LiAngelo Ball, also known as the rap star Gelo, on December 8, posting a brief but emotional Instagram Story showing their newborn daughter, Lilo Legacy Ball, being fed while calling attention to the “Tweaker” hitmaker’s absence.
“Poor baby been on this earth for 6 days, still ain’t seen or heard from her dad,” she wrote, adding sad and teary-eyed emojis.
The message arrived one day after LiAngelo publicly celebrated the first birthday of his other daughter, LaNiyah Ball, with reality star and ex-wife Nikki “Miss Nikki Baby” Mudarris — a contrast Rashida’s followers immediately noted.
The new comment builds on the raw statement she released on December 2, hours after giving birth. In that lengthy message, Rashida said the questions surrounding LiAngelo’s whereabouts during Lilo’s delivery pushed her to share her “truth.”
Rashida Nicole Rips LiAngelo Ball (Gelo) Again Over Their Newborn, Lilo Legacy Ball
Nicole confirmed she is in the middle of a divorce and made the deliberate decision for LiAngelo not to be present during childbirth. The choice, she said, came “after months of emotional pain, hurtful words, and complete absence during the most vulnerable season of my life.”
Rashida detailed a series of events she described as devastating. She said LiAngelo missed appointments, milestones, and basic moments of support, leaving her to navigate pregnancy alone for the last five months.
Nicole called one moment “shocking,” recalling that at 8.5 months pregnant, she was asked to change their daughter’s name — a name chosen together at 10 weeks — because it was “too close” to LiAngelo and his “gf’s” name. She added that she later learned he had been dishonest about his relationship with Mudarris while they were still living together.
In her post, Rashida also apologized publicly to Mudarris, saying she was grateful they were able to “talk, get clarity, and create space for healing.” She thanked Mudarris and her family for supporting her during the pregnancy and said their grace “means more than you know.”
Rashida emphasized that her decision to keep LiAngelo out of the delivery room was not about spite, but self-preservation. She said she refused to allow a “five-minute delivery room photo-op for the internet,” stressing that “parenthood begins during pregnancy.” She described herself not as bitter but “exhausted,” noting she carried both the child and the emotional burden alone.
Her latest Story reinforces that exhaustion. While LiAngelo appeared at a birthday celebration for LaNiyah, Rashida said Lilo has yet to see or hear from her father — a claim that reignited debate over responsibility, blended families, and public accountability in the Ball family’s expanding narrative.
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