Jenelle Evans, the former Teen Mom star, said during an Instagram livestream that rapper Lil Wayne slid into her direct messages, flew her to Los Angeles and took her on a date at his personal studio — an encounter she later reiterated in a TikTok. Evans, 33, said the pair exchanged messages, FaceTimed and met in person but did not become intimate.
Evans held up her phone on camera to show a message she said came from Wayne, 42, that read, "Be mine." She said she replied, "Say no more King. Where and when?" and that the two swapped numbers. "He flew me out, and I met him, and things were cool," Evans said, adding, "Did I hook up with him? No. Did he want to? Yes, but I wanted to go out to dinner and get to know each other first." Evans said Wayne paid for her flight home and described the experience as "crazy." She told viewers Wayne initially reached out after seeing her pictures on social media and that he did not know about her Teen Mom past.
Evans reiterated parts of the story in a TikTok posted Sept. 8, addressing skeptics and saying, "This seriously did happen." She said she would not provide extensive details because Wayne "didn't have me sign an NDA," and described their prior exchanges as respectful and substantive. Evans said she did not immediately believe the messages were from the rapper until they connected by FaceTime and that they "texted a lot" before she traveled to Los Angeles.
Lil Wayne, who released the track "Annihilate," has been linked publicly to model Denise Bidot in recent months; that relationship ended in May amid Bidot's allegations of abuse. Wayne was previously engaged to La'Tecia Thomas and is the father of children with Antonia "Toya" Johnson, Sarah Vivan, Lauren London and Nivea. Evans, who separated from her husband David Eason after six years together, is mother to daughter Ensley, 8, with Eason, and sons Jace, 16, and Kaiser, 11, from prior relationships.
Evans' public account of the encounter follows her split from Eason and comes amid continued public interest in the personal lives of reality television figures and music stars. She did not provide additional confirmation from Wayne or representatives, and there was no immediate comment from the rapper's camp. The account was first reported by entertainment outlets after Evans' livestream and subsequent social posts.
Evans has remained active on social media since her Teen Mom tenure, and her disclosure adds to a string of celebrity anecdotes in which private messages and social-platform encounters lead to in-person meetings. She framed the meeting as a short-lived, respectful interaction and asked followers not to read more into it beyond her description of their conversations and the meeting in Los Angeles.