NBA YoungBoy Accused of Ordering Attack on Baby Mother With Son in Her Arms
Rapper NBA YoungBoy, also known as YoungBoy Never Broke Again, is facing serious allegations of orchestrating a vicious assault on his baby mother while she was holding their son, Kaell.
In a shocking revelation, Arcola, one of YoungBoy’s children’s mothers, claimed that the rapper directed two women to attack her at his Utah residence while he was on house arrest. Disturbing photos shared by Arcola depicted the injuries she sustained during the alleged incident, including a close-up image revealing blood flowing from a cut above her eye.
Arcola took to X to express her distress and shared her experiences, starting with a powerful message: “Watch who you have kids by.” She elaborated on the incident, alleging that NBA YoungBoy had instigated the brutal assault by two women, emphasizing that her son, Kaell, was in her arms during the harrowing event.
The distressed mother revealed further details about her interactions with YoungBoy, stating, “He gave them an order to get me… you know, bitches who never came from shit will do it. My son was in my hands. His dad just sat back and watched, smh.”
She explained her frustration, recounting a previous encounter where she allowed the rapper to take their son. Still, when she requested him to pay for the child’s flight back to her, he refused. Arcola mentioned that flights for both of them cost $1300 round trip, and she simply asked for Kaell’s flight to be covered. The rapper declined, prompting her to make the arrangements herself.
She later alleged that NBA YoungBoy has struggled with drug addiction and was unwilling to return their son, even though they had an agreement in place.
Despite the traumatic ordeal, Arcola expressed her reluctance to press charges against YoungBoy or the two women, explaining, “I would be wrong if I pressed charges on y’all for doing me like this with my baby in my hand. But karma will come for you.”
Arcola concluded her account by sharing her relief at having her son back, stating, “I got my son back; I’m happy. That’s all that matters, for real. Five stitches later, and her weak punch didn’t cause that. They kept trying to take Kaell from me. I cried so hard, and I even screamed so loud; you’d think I was losing my mind. I held my baby so tightly; I was never letting my son go to swing on you lowlife individuals. I came for my son and left with him.”
