Master P's estranged wife Sonya Miller recently claimed that she was on welfare while struggling to take care of their children, which the No Limit rapper refuted in a detailed statement. The "How Ya Do Dat" rapper issued a statement revealing that he and Sonya haven't been together for years, but he's insistent that all of his children's needs are met.
"I haven't been with this person in over 7 years. She has had several boyfriends since then. I take great care of all of my kids, all of their needs are being met in an abundance. I come from the ghetto, I changed my life but she didn't want to grow with me so were not together. If Sonya supposedly helped me start any of my companies including No Limit, wouldn't she be capable of creating some type of income in the last seven years besides turning to welfare?"
He continues, "Educated business people don't think like that even in hard times. Stevie Wonder could see through this publicity stunt. The four minors she says she needs help with, three of them are with me, this makes no sense. I'm tired of sugarcoating and hiding the truth of ungrateful people that I've been taking care of for so many years. If she's that great of a businesswoman like she claims, she should be able to do it again for herself."
He also alluded to Sonya using drugs, "This is hilarious. All I ask is that she take a drug test in the next two weeks and pass it. I will give her everything I have."
Master P's famous son Romeo didn't stay quiet on the situation, sending out his own statement about his parents.
"My father is a good man, my parents are not together but he still provides a roof, transportation and all of her living expenses. Honestly, she gives me the bills and I hand them over to him and he takes care of it. She is blessed, she lives in a guard-gated community and drives luxury vehicles. It's funny how people jump on negative media and gossip instead of all the positive things that my father does for underprivileged kids in communities across the U.S. That's okay though, the enemy doesn't try to stop you from where you're at, but where you're going. We must be going into even bigger success. Miller Dynasty, No Limit Forever."
Source: bossip.com
