Meek Mill Brings Up Teenage Son While Slamming ‘Fake Rumors' About His 'Manhood’

Meek Mill is defending his name and status in the culture.

On Thursday (May 21), the Dreamchasers rapper returned to X to address online rumors connecting him to alleged sexual activity with Sean "Diddy" Combs.

“I got a 14 year old son,” Meek wrote. “I will never let fake rumors about my name or manhood linger and be silent … my son had to see all that shit and deal with it going to school! It’s a silent war against black men and yall rocking wit em!”

He continued: “Ima real life KING …… I think they found out… I can brighten whole communities just by stopping by… slow down street wars off words no threats … influence billions to help be the system …. make a 100m from 0… this why I was playing dumb somebody caught on lol."

Although Meek didn’t provide details about the rumors, it’s worth noting that the post came just days after he addressed Diddy’s ongoing legal troubles and the 2024 lawsuit filed by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones.

The latter was a 73-page complaint in which Lil Rod accused Diddy of racketeering and various sex crimes. One of the allegations was that Diddy once revealed he had “sexual intercourse” with a rapper whose name was redacted from the legal document.

A footnote, however, described the unnamed individual as a “Philadelphia Rapper who dated Nicki Minaj,” details that applied to the Philly-born Meek, who was romantically involved with Nicki from 2015 to 2017.

Lil Rod’s lawsuit was dismissed earlier this year, but Meek still felt it was necessary to clear his name.

“In the mist of Diddy on ‘FEDERAL’ trial I wanna bring back up ‘lil rod’ and his lawsuit that was dropped?” he wrote on X. “He never said my name but these blogs amplified that whole agenda against me. My culture don’t believe it but it’s an attack on my brand..I wanna get to the bottom of it!”

Meek also touched on his past relationship with Diddy, who is facing federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges. Meek confirmed he had attended Diddy’s now-infamous parties but said he never witnessed any abuse or debauchery that was out of the norm.

“Just to put that on public record …. and the craziest thing I seen at a puff party is ‘coke vibes,’” he wrote, “and that’s going on at all these parties. I’m from Norf Philly. I had millions since I was 23! I don’t even wanna be addicted to weed! Not judging but I see it different!”