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Ciara and Future’s ongoing legal marital battle now has a murderous twist to it.
According to newly filed documents in her defamation lawsuit, Ciara is claiming that her ex has made murder threats against her current fiancé, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, reports the Daily Beast.
She points to Future's rhymes on his rap track “Juice,” which includes the lyrics, “Tryna fuck my baby mama, dog what’s up with you? / You gon’ make me get that heat, I’m pulling up on you.”
She also cites a recent (now deleted) Instagram post of Future's with two football emojis with guns pointing at them.
Following reports of Ciara’s latest document filing, Future took to Twitter on Tuesday afternoon with a caption: “Wish everyone could move on like me...that’s my only wish.”
News then leaked that Ciara and Wilson are planning to get married today, July 6.
Just 3 years ago, Ciara and Future were hip-hop’s It Couple. The rapper and singer were adored by fans who thought the relationship was a rumour for months, before they finally came out clean.
They even recorded a duet, “Body Party.” Once they threw this party for each other’s bodies, they decided to take it to the next level; they got engaged.
Unfortunately, it was only a couple more months before Future allegedly cheated with his wardrobe consultant, Tyrina Lee. The rapper’s decision to invite another woman to his body party resulted in a broken engagement, and a whole lot of broken hearts.
In July 2015, Ciara and Russell Wilson went public with their new relationship. They pledged not to sleep with one another until they were married. Cleverly, the couple decided not to put too much pressure on their faith-based abstinence plan, announcing engagement plans after less than two years of dating.
Enter Future.
Contradicting reports of infidelity, Future gave an interview insisting that he “called [the engagement] off way before any cheating rumors came out.” He added that he let rumors fly long after the split because he “felt embarrassed for her.” When asked about Wilson and Ciara’s abstinence approach, Future replied, “God told me something else. He ain’t tell me to wait. I guarantee you that. We prayed afterwards though. After we did it, we prayed. That’s a true story.”
Naturally, Ciara had a few choice words regarding her ex’s un-Christian comments, tweeting, “Some Person Is So Dishonest and Ignorant That They Don’t Deserve A Response.”
The rapper publicly shamed his baby mama for letting Russell Wilson spend time with Future Jr., complaining, “Of course I wouldn’t want someone pushing my son. Like, that’s the number one rule… You know this dude for a few months and you’re bringing him around your kid? Who does that? Nobody does that.”
Of course,there were other social media rants, like a Twitter rant labelling Ciara a “bitch” with “control problems,” alleging, “I gotta go through lawyers to see babyfuture…the f--kery for 15k a month.”
A Ciara source quickly disputed the rapper’s claims, insisting that the singer has never prevented Future from seeing his son, and “that Future uses the situation to promote his music by staying in the press using her name.”
Future was served with a $15 million defamation suit.
Adding insult to injury, Future countersued, claiming that Ciara didn’t have a high enough public profile to be defamed and referring to her last album as a “flop.” After a judge awarded the parents joint custody in May, Future had the good sense to drop his case.
Future's fans also trolled Ciara on the matter.
Well, looks like Ciara has moved on for real.
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