Tyga has responded to the hook-up rumors surrounding him and Travis Barker’s daughter, Alabama Barker. The allegations against the two were made by rapper Bhad Bhabie in a recently released diss track titled, “Over Cooked.” As the claim became a hot topic of discussion among fans online, they are curious about what Tyga and Alabama have said in their statements regarding the rumor.
So, here are all the details of the speculations surrounding the two as well as how they have reacted to the same.
The “Bops Goin Brazy” hitmaker recently made his way to social media to address the hook-up allegations against him and Alabama Barker. Tyga and the 19-year-old were wrapped up in these rumors after Bhad Bhabie’s latest track “Over Cooked” was released.
After the rumor spread like wildfire on social media, Tyga addressed it in his recent post on X (formerly Twitter). He wrote, “This the dumbest shit I ever heard. yall believe anything yall see online. I have never had any sort of physical relationship with Alabama. It’s honestly ridiculous I even have to address it.”
According to a report by E! News, Bhad Bhabie recently did an Instagram Live and mentioned the particular lyrics from her song. It read, “Hatin’-a– h– tried steal my baby daddy (Baby daddy) / F—in’ on Soulja [Boy] and Tyga got you pregnant (Uh).”
While deciphering the meaning behind these, the rapper called out Alabama and Tyga and claimed that the former was once pregnant with his child. Bhad Bhabie stated, “That’s why I said, ‘F–kin’ on Soulja and Tyga got you pregnant.” However, a remastered version of the song later dropped on YouTube, with Tyga and Soulja Boy’s names censored.
Meanwhile, Alabama Barker also didn’t back away from confronting the rumor and responded to fans’ comments on her recent TikTok video. Refuting any connection between her and Tyga, she stated, “Absolutely not.”
Additionally, Alabama posted an Instagram story on January 29. As per the aforementioned E! News report, she stated, “To be clear, I’ve never been pregnant, never had an abortion, and have never been alone with Tyga or Soulja Boy.” Furthermore, Alabama termed the claims made by Bhad Bhabie “a sad baseless attempt to gain attention.”
