Cam'ron Says Moriah Mills 'Should Go to Jail' for 'Harassing' Zion Williamson

Cam'ron didn't hold his tongue about Moriah Mills on a new episode of his podcast It Is What It Is.

The model and adult entertainer is reportedly thinking about taking legal action against Zion Williamson, who she claimed to have a secret relationship with. On Tuesday (June 3), the It Is What It Is crew was joined by basketball analyst Trysta Krick, who gave her take on the Mills-Williamson saga before Cam hopped in around the 41-minute mark above.

The rapper called Mills "a porn star that Zion fucked" and said that she was "losing her mind" when the NBA star "curved her." Williamson is accused of rape in a separate lawsuit, although he claims that the relationship was consensual and occurred when he was 18. Shortly after the suit was made public, Mills posted a TikTok about "emotional distress" she claims she's faced since blasting Williamson on social media.

"You never call rape," Cam'ron said about Mills, who didn't offer details about what she would potentially accuse Williamson of if she were to file a lawsuit. "Bitch, you was mad he got another bitch pregnant and you was upset. You do porn. N****s cum on your face for a living."

Cam'ron joked that he "got off" to a "couple" Mills videos, but called her a "stalker." "I caught a couple joints on her joint a couple times 'cause she
ain't a bad looking chick. But then when she started stalking, I was like, 'I can't even jerk off to the bitch no more,'" he continued.

Cam also told Mills to "shut the fuck up" calling her a "cum-bucket slut" and alleged that Williamson was a fan of Mills' porn since he was in "middle school and high school."

"[He] didn't know she's going to get attached and go crazy," Cam said.

Cam also claimed that Mills was "harassing" the New Orleans Pelicans player and said that she "should go to jail."

While Cam said he "wasn't there" for the alleged rape, he argued that since Williamson is "big," there should be proof of "scars and bruises."

"I just wanna see a little evidence with these accusations," he said.

"I'm not saying she doesn't have evidence, I didn't do any due diligence on this topic, I just read it and was like, 'Whatever, here we go again,'" he continued.

The podcaster also warned that athletes should "know who you're fucking with and don't put yourself in these situations."

Although Mills has reportedly contacted attorney Tony Buzbee for representation, he's since declined to take on the case, per TMZ.