“Next Lifetime” may have finally come to roost for singer Erykah Badu who, (once upon a time in life) sang a song about appreciating the honest-innocence and experience of recognizing someone else’s beauty— but not crossing the line for reasons of belonging to someone else.
If you remember early into the year, Badu was put on blast for (then) “allegedly” being a homewrecker.
January 2016:
“Since you all want to post about Erykah Badu and her “new boyfriend” let me spill the real tea. Her new boyfriend is a married man with three kids.
She smiled in his wife face saying that you have such a beautiful family all the time while secretly plotting to break up their home. She knew he was married when she chose to seek out a relationship with him.
Her boyfriend “Carl Jones” sits around and tries to bash his wife after he basically abandoned her and his kids, but takes care of Erykah Badu kids.
He is failing to realize that she was the one who was there when he was in Greensboro, NC selling black market movies on VHS and DVD.
Both Erykah and Carl are some dirty lowdown people, but it is okay because Karma is a bit(h. His wife didn’t deserve to be treated like that after all she has done for you.
When Carl’s affair started with Erykah Badu while they were working on Black Dynamite his wife was there working by his side to provide for their family clueless as to what was going on between the two. Yes the two started messing during Black Dynamite and when his wife stopped working with the show that’s when it got cancelled.
Needless to say Erykah needs to close her legs to married men.”
Most Men don't see us as human beings, potential friendships. We are sized up for consumption of some sort, then discarded if we don't fit.
— ErykahBadoula (@fatbellybella) March 10, 2016
According to the drop, Erykah was supposed to have been seeing a married man: actor and Boondocks and Black Dynamite director Carl Jones since the two worked on his movie (Black Dynamite) which, since then, got canceled.
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