Tyga has firmly denied allegations that he once partied with a 13-year-old girl in a hot tub after she snuck into one of his parties.
The claims came to light when an unnamed woman shared her story during a livestream on Kick, hosted by popular streamer Fousey. She revealed, “[Tyga] was 21 at the time and me and my best friend were 13 and in seventh grade, and we snuck in. We pulled up in her dad’s Rolls-Royce and then the security literally just let us in ’cause we were in the gated neighborhood. I was partying in a pool with Tyga at 13 in a hot tub! I have the craziest lift and stories I could tell for days. Oh, and I made him cupcakes one time.”
Tyga quickly took to social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to address these allegations. The “Rack City” rapper expressed his frustration by stating, “Mfs crashin out for content… Lying ass bitch. Back to the 💰.”
This isn’t the first time Tyga has faced accusations regarding inappropriate relationships with underage girls. Previously, he admitted to messaging a 14-year-old singer and model but insisted that their interactions were strictly professional, as he was considering signing her to his record label.
Tyga also faced criticism for his relationship with Kylie Jenner, which began before she turned 18. He only confirmed they were a couple shortly after she reached the age of consent in California. Speaking to KMEL about the backlash, Tyga mentioned, “It’s not affecting my real life. It’s kind of hard to really talk about that because people are gonna bash. I didn’t understand it, though, ’cause I’m like, ‘This person is a really good person.’ And it’s almost like, the Devil keeps trying to tell me something to not follow God and not just let God do what he wanna do.”
Additionally, the 34-year-old rapper has been accused of domestic violence by his ex-girlfriend Camaryn Swanson. Tyga vehemently denied these allegations, and the police did not pursue charges against him.
For now, Tyga continues to maintain his innocence and focuses on his career, brushing off the accusations as unfounded attacks.
