After the loyal father-son duo took to Instagram to exchange some heated blows at one another, Master P is putting everything aside to make up with his older son, Romeo.
The social feud started after Romeo called out the No Limit Records founder for not being the man he appears to be to everyone.
Master P posted a tribute to Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who died suddenly from suicide. Romeo accused his father of neglecting his son’s own mental health struggles and his late sister’s.
Master P then posted a video responding that Romeo doesn’t answer his calls for “months.”
“Today’s a sad day because I gotta get out of character and put this on the internet, which I don’t want to do, but I tried to call my son,” he said. “People say, ‘Why’d you call [him]?’ I did. He don’t call back, it’s been months.”
“So my question to Romeo is: If you’ve been in the business for as long as you’ve been in, and you a thirty-something-year-old man, and if you’ve been around me, watching me hustle and do my thing, why you not where you want to be at?”
He then added, “Because that means you not listening. That means you want to do your own thing. You done brought your own circle of people. But you can’t get mad at me.”
Master P then responded with an apology, “I love my family, my door is always open for my son,” he said in a video posted to Instagram on Sunday (December 18). “And if I’m wrong, forgive me. I’m apologizing to you if I’m wrong. I’m still a work-in-progress, I come from nothing. Everybody go through trauma; I’m dealing with this right now.”
“But I love going out into the community and helping people — that’s the way I heal. Allow me to heal!” he added, addressing one of Romeo’s criticisms. “I don’t have to be sitting around moaning and crying. I can’t get my daughter back. But I can go out there and keep her legacy going.”
“I’m not gonna come on here no more, so bloggers and everything else is cool. Whatever you wanna deal with, deal with Romeo. Whatever y’all think he saying is true or whatever, that’s cool too. I can live with it. I’m at peace now, I had to speak my piece.”
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Monday, Romeo took to Instagram to share that amid the online feud with his father that this year he will be receiving his finally start receiving his earnings from his “Rap Snacks” after promoting the company for free for 15+ years.
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