Some Serious Shade Right Thurr: Chingy’s Son Isaiah Russell-Bailey Ignores His Dad’s Dubious Shoutout, Celebrates His Mom Instead
It looks like there’s some family tension brewing “Right Thurr” between rapper Chingy and his 19-year-old son, actor Isaiah Russell-Bailey.
The speculation comes just days after Chingy’s appearance on The Jason Lee Show went viral. During the interview, the rapper publicly revealed that he was the father of Russell-Bailey and his three siblings — and even shared that he is a grandfather. But the Disney+ star didn’t appear to acknowledge his dad’s shoutout. Instead, he took to social media to celebrate his mother and manager, Brittany Perry-Russell, noting that she raised him all alone.
Here’s what Isaiah Russell-Bailey’s post read.
Shortly after Chingy’s interview began making headlines, Russell-Bailey took to Instagram to celebrate his mom. In the heartfelt post, the young actor thanked her for “always” being there for him.
“Everything I am, I owe to the woman who has always been there. Grateful for you always
#Mom,” Russell-Bailey wrote.
The Family Reunion star’s post included several photos of him and his mother, including a sweet mother-son moment as well as a shot of Russell-Bailey posing for photographers on the red carpet at the Sept. 2 premiere of The Uprising in Los Angeles.
But some fans and netizens began questioning Chingy’s role in his son’s life and whether the rapper had actually been present throughout Russell-Bailey’s childhood. A few spotted that there were no photos of the rapper on the young actor’s page.
Things got even more interesting when Russell-Bailey appeared to like several comments under his post that suggested Chingy may not have been as involved as some people assumed.
“IDK why that man got on a huge platform to big up a child’s success that he had no hand in. That was very weird.”
Yikes, read more on the drama after the flip.
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