Jenelle Evans, the former Teen Mom 2 star, said in a recent livestream and follow-up social posts that rapper Lil Wayne flew her to Los Angeles for a rendezvous but that the pair did not have a sexual encounter.
Evans, 33, told followers she first received direct messages from an account she identified as @liltunechi and later spoke with the rapper by FaceTime before traveling. She showed what she said were Instagram messages that included one reading “Be mine” and her alleged reply, “Say no more King. where and when? You made my day tho, not going to lie. Thanks for the smile.” Evans said Lil Wayne asked for her phone number and that he flew her to meet him in his personal studio.
“I met him in his personal studio, for real,” Evans said in the livestream, according to Page Six. “He flew me out, and I met him, and things were cool.” Evans said the two had “great conversations” before meeting in person and described the rapper as “really respectful” and “nice.” She also said she was asked not to bring her phone to the meeting. Evans said the two were not on the same page — she wanted to go to dinner and get to know him first, while he wanted to “jump right into it” — and that she ultimately returned home on his dime.
Lil Wayne, 42, did not immediately respond to requests for comment, and Page Six reported that the rapper’s representatives had not returned a request for comment. Some social media users expressed skepticism about Evans’s account, suggesting that a celebrity of Wayne’s stature would likely require a nondisclosure agreement for a private meeting; Evans said she was not asked to sign an NDA.
Evans reiterated the account in a TikTok video this week, saying, “This seriously did happen,” and adding that she would not disclose extensive details because she was not bound by any confidentiality agreement. She said she was initially unsure the messages were from Wayne until they FaceTimed and that the meeting occurred “a few months ago.” It was not clear from Evans’s posts whether the encounter occurred before or after Wayne’s breakup with model Denise Bidot, who publicly criticized the rapper in May for ending their relationship on Mother’s Day.
Evans has been publicly single since finalizing her divorce from David Eason in July, according to People. She previously appeared on multiple Teen Mom franchise shows, including Teen Mom 2, Teen Mom: Next Chapter and Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant. Her past marriages include Courtland Rogers from 2012 to 2014.
Other women have described direct-message contact with Wayne in recent months. Model Brooks Nader told The Post that Wayne slid into her DMs and that the pair now FaceTime frequently and remain friends. Page Six noted those comments in reporting on Evans’s account.
Evans told followers she declined to pursue a casual hookup because she seeks a deeper connection. She described the exchange as “crazy” but added that Wayne was “respectful.” No independent confirmation of the meeting or the messages has been published, and neither Wayne nor his representatives have publicly addressed Evans’s statements.
The reports add to ongoing public interest in the private lives of both Evans, who remains a prominent reality-TV figure, and Lil Wayne, an established recording artist whose social media interactions have drawn attention from other public figures. News outlets have continued to seek comment from the rapper’s camp.