Tori Brixx Calls Out Tory Lanez for Repeated Jailhouse Calls: “Stop Calling My Phone”
Model and influencer Tori Brixx is calling out Tory Lanez for allegedly bombarding her with messages and calls from prison.
In a direct Instagram post, Brixx publicly tagged the incarcerated rapper, writing, “STOP CALLING MY PHONE,” making it clear she no longer wants contact. She doubled down in her Instagram Stories, hinting that Lanez has been reaching out repeatedly despite their apparent falling out.
“Thanks for the house [you] paid for and the rent,” she added with laughing emojis, alluding to past financial support from Lanez.
Brixx also shared a screenshot of Lanez’s track “TB’s Interlude,” widely believed to reference her, along with the caption, “You can’t stop fantasizing about me,” accusing the rapper of obsession. She didn’t mince words, labeling him a “finesser.”
Lanez, currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, continues to spark controversy from behind bars. His legal team recently claimed to have new evidence proving his innocence, though no new filings have been submitted to the court. Read More...
In a direct Instagram post, Brixx publicly tagged the incarcerated rapper, writing, “STOP CALLING MY PHONE,” making it clear she no longer wants contact. She doubled down in her Instagram Stories, hinting that Lanez has been reaching out repeatedly despite their apparent falling out.
“Thanks for the house [you] paid for and the rent,” she added with laughing emojis, alluding to past financial support from Lanez.
Brixx also shared a screenshot of Lanez’s track “TB’s Interlude,” widely believed to reference her, along with the caption, “You can’t stop fantasizing about me,” accusing the rapper of obsession. She didn’t mince words, labeling him a “finesser.”
Lanez, currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, continues to spark controversy from behind bars. His legal team recently claimed to have new evidence proving his innocence, though no new filings have been submitted to the court. Read More...
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