Remy Ma is airing out Papoose again, and this time she says she kept his secrets the same way every other wife keeps her husband’s.
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In a video she shared on social media, Remy sits and listens to a recording of herself going off about her estranged husband. The first complaint is about their daughter, Reminisce.
“He don’t pick up my [expletive] daughter. He don’t even [expletive] call her,” she says.
From there, Remy Ma moves to money. “That [expletive] don’t pay for [expletive],” she says, adding that he is “still on my [expletive] jewelry.” She says Papoose looked her in her face and told her he wanted half of everything, and that when it came time to sign the papers, he walked away without having to give anything. “No child support, no nothing,” she says.
She also says he is trying to “weaponize him against me,” though she doesn’t say in the clip who she means. Then Remy turns the blame on herself for how the public sees him, saying she made him seem like “God’s gift to the [expletive] earth.”
“And I kept it a [expletive] secret, like everybody else keep their [expletive] husbands’ secret,” she says.
She does not say what the secret is. She does not hint at it. She lets the line sit there, and the video moves on.
The jewelry complaint isn’t new. In May 2025, Remy Ma publicly asked Papoose why he had been in a pawnshop six months earlier and where her Cartier bracelet was. Around the same time, she said she wanted nothing from him, not even child support, and offered to pay for the divorce herself, saying everything was signed on her end. Papoose answered by filing for divorce that same month and accusing her of cheating on him multiple times, which Remy called lies.
That history is what makes the “half of everything” line hit. By Remy’s account, she was the one offering to walk away clean, and he was the one asking for a split.
The two married in 2008 over the phone while Remy was incarcerated, then held a formal ceremony in 2016 that played out on Love & Hip Hop: New York. Reminisce was born in December 2018, and the family later got its own VH1 series, Remy & Papoose: Meet the Mackies. Papoose is now dating boxing champion Claressa Shields, who has been pulled into the feud since Remy accused her in December 2024 of getting involved with Papoose while he was still married.
The second half of Remy Ma’s video is a collage of people talking about her, and the voice that stands out belongs to DJ Kay Slay, who died in April 2022.
“Ever since I’ve known her, she’s been writing rhymes,” Kay Slay says, explaining that it started as poetry when she was around 12 or 13. He says he sat in the studio and watched her write, and that he grew up listening to Remy a lot.
The placement reads like a response to one of Papoose’s loudest claims from last year. During their public back and forth in May 2025, he said he wrote 90% of the rhymes that came out of Remy’s mouth, claiming he kept her lyrics in email drafts and never asked for credit. Remy doesn’t mention that claim anywhere in the new video. She puts Kay Slay’s words right after her rant and lets him talk.
Kay Slay is also the man who introduced Remy and Papoose at an industry event in New York back in 2004. He brought them together. Now his words are sitting in the middle of their breakup.
