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Papoose shares alleged attorney texts amid Remy Ma divorce dispute

The rapper says he offered three properties while seeking to finalize the divorce. The screenshots are his account, not a verified court finding.

Papoose performing with a handheld microphone, wearing a backward black cap.
File photo: Papoose performs at Glaz’Art in Paris on December 13, 2013. Image resized for the web; CC BY-SA 2.0 applies. Photo: Coup d’Oreille · CC BY-SA 2.0. Display may be cropped.

The Black Angle News Desk · AI-assisted reporting

Papoose has brought part of his divorce dispute with Remy Ma onto social media, sharing screenshots he describes as messages with his attorney. HotNewHipHop and theJasmineBRAND reported the post on September 25.

According to their coverage, Papoose said he had offered Remy Ma three properties while seeking visitation with their child and a finalized divorce. A later alleged message, dated February 14, 2026, says he withdrew that proposal and wanted to retain his half of the properties. These are claims presented in his post, not terms this publication has verified in court records.

The Black Angle has not independently authenticated the screenshots or reviewed the divorce filings. Both outlets are reporting the same public post, so their accounts do not amount to separate confirmation of the underlying legal dispute.

Neither cited report includes a response from Remy Ma to this specific post. The material establishes a new public statement by Papoose; it does not establish that a settlement was accepted or that a court endorsed his version of events.

Verified as reporting of Papoose’s public claims. The original Instagram post was not accessible for direct review; the screenshots and underlying court claims have not been independently authenticated.

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