Boosie Badazz has made a name for himself for doing things his way, and even his vision for the future isn’t exactly orthodox.
On Monday (March 4), the Baton Rouge MC took to social media with a video of himself in Miami’s South Beach as he spotted a couple with a noticeable age difference.
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“Fine-ass Colombian bitch with that old-ass white man,” he said with his smartphone camera facing him. “You know she taking him for his bankroll. Goddamn, that old man got some pressure with him.
“That’s how I’mma be — 80 years old with a 35-year-old.”
Boosie Badazz vows to be with a woman in his 30s when he’s 80 years old
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— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) March 5, 2024
Wishes for the future aside, Boosie has had complications in his love life. Earlier this year that he would have to wait a while to see his bride-to-be.
The situation began last summer, when the Louisiana native was nabbed by feds while exiting a courtroom in San Diego, CA. He’d just had a separate gun case dismissed by a judge, but the victory was short-lived as he was arrested as soon as he stepped out the building.
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It was later revealed that he was being held on multiple gun charges, including felony possession of a firearm and transporting firearms across highways. His original request for bond was denied.
In mid-January, Courthouse News reported that the rapper’s attorneys requested a modification to the terms of his release that would allow him to resume contact with Rajel Nelson, who he is set to wed in April.
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However, Assistant US Attorney Michael Wheat (who Boosie has previously accused of being racist) told US District Judge Cathy Ann Bencivengo that his office “vehemently opposes” the change due to “security concerns.”
The judge appeared to be on Boosie’s side at first, stating that keeping him from contacting Nelson seemed unfair in light of the fact that she was not present at the time of the May 2023 incident that led to his arrest and is not scheduled to appear as a witness on either side.
Damon Alimouri, Boosie’s attorney, echoed the judge’s concerns, stating that the prosecutors’ “security concerns” were “vague, unless we have some details to fill the gaps.”
Following a sidebar with Wheat, Bencivengo ruled that Boosie and Nelson were to remain apart for an additional 60 days. Once that time has passed, if the prosecution has no further objection, the stay-away order will be lifted.
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That timeframe places the Baton Rouge native’s reunion with his future wife just weeks away from their wedding date.
