Gucci Mane's Baby Mama Says She's On Welfare While He Buys $1M Watches

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Gucci Mane speaks onstage during the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall on August 20, 2018 in New York City.
Gucci Mane's baby mama is in Section 8 housing while the rapper is living his best life.

Gucci Mane and his baby mama, Sheena Evans, have been hashing things out in court after Evans sued Guwop for an increase in child support payments. While Gucci's been trying to get the case tossed out, Evans' is hard at work trying to turn the monthly payments of $2026 to $20K for their son Keitheon. During a recent court hearing, Evans' revealed some pertinent information that could have the judge siding with her.

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According to The Blast, Evans' lawyer told the judge that she's currently living off of government assistance, receiving food stamps, on Medicaid and living in Section 8 housing while Gucci Mane is racking up millions of dollars. In her original suit, Evans claimed Gucci's income has increased significantly since his release from prison in 2011. Evans took aim at Gucci's seemingly luxurious lifestyle that he flaunts on social media pretty frequently. She cites the fact that he's spent a large amount of money on jewelry and even brought up his wedding. She claimed Gucci spent $1M for his wedding which was televised on BET. Evans said that's more than enough evidence to prove that he's capable of paying more than $2K a month.

In response to her claims, Gucci Mane denied that his lifestyle is luxurious and further denied that $1M spent on the wedding. The rapper continued to claim that his income hasn't changed already and that he's also paying for their child's health insurance and medical bills.

Gucci doesn't think Evans needs a raise in child support payments and wants the entire case thrown out. 


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