Shenseea Serves Cease And Desist Letter To London On Da Track’s Baby Mother
Shenseea has reportedly served a cease-and-desist letter on one of London on da Track’s baby mothers, known as ‘Eboni Ivori’.
Ivori, who made claims on social media last month that Shenseea’s son Raj was inappropriate with her daughter, shared excerpts of letter on Instagram on Friday (December 2), and insisted that she has nothing to apologize for.
The letter pointed out Ivori’s remarks made online on November 14, and demanded she “immediately cease and desist engaging in the unlawful and abusive behavior” towards the Jamaican entertainer and her 7-year-old son.
The document further ordered that Ivori issue an apology on social media and retract the disparaging statements previously made.
“Lol. Apologize. Y would I apologize for what THEY did wrong? So they look sweet and make money that idgaf ab [about],” Ivori wrote in captions overlaid on a screenshot of the letter.
Ivori, in a bid to prove that her previous statements were true, shared a video recording of her daughter Paris corroborating her claims.
“This is so 🤮🤮🤮. This woman needs to be stopped,” said one disturbed viewer on an IG post made on TheShadeRoom. “Like why are you [Ivori] uploading videos like these. It’s so disturbing. Leave it in the courts. Why must you bring it to social media! So sad,” the person continued.
Others agreed that the situation should have been dealt with privately; some of their comments read:
“Why is she putting her child on the internet like this. This is sickening!!”
“She had her young daughter speak on camera for who? Her followers? If ur child was abused, the last thing she needs is to be on social media. My God. Call the police. Tf.”
“Instead of putting this on social media why not have all parents and children sit down and actually communicate?! This could have been cleared up in literally a day or 2, no schedule is more important than getting to the bottom of what happened on both ends!”
Eboni Ivori also took to the social platform to call out London on da Track for not handling the situation the right way, accusing him of protecting his business rather than his daughter.
“Instead of being a stand up dad and handling things the right way, he would rather chump me off & protect his business,” she wrote. “Things shouldn’t even come to this but all they care ab is their image.”
Eboni continued, “Instead of care ab your child pay somebody to type some bs to make your bm [babymother] look like a liar.”
More comments flooded in with a few people defending the mother of London’s child stating, “I believe her honestly, he too quiet and the other person attorney trying to silence her 😬😬😬😬.”
Another said, “She’s right. He shouldn’t have let it get to this. He knows she’s not too right in the head but from that recording, that little girl wasn’t lying.”
Others thought Ivori’s public statements were a cry for help but didn’t think she should have exploited her child in that way.
“I feel like she’s just trying to get some form of justice for her child but this isn’t the way… that baby doesn’t need to be exploited like sit with your legal team & take action but she shouldn’t have posted that video with that baby explaining Smth traumatic as that,” this person said.
“I understand she’s upset but coming to the gram with this ain’t it. Is you tryna get sued? You got served with a cease and desist letter for a reason. Handle your business offline 🤷🏾♀️,” said another.
In more heated posts made online, London’s baby mother continued to take jabs at Shenseea, stating, “Chinsea” is a joke like cartoon.”
“If she focused on selling records and raising her kid right instead of tryna make me be quiet ab some truth then someone could name One of her songs,” she said.
Referring to a tweet the Blessed singer made on Friday, Ivori added, “Talkin bout bob Marley,” … “How ab name One “Chinsea” song” … “Anybody.”
Despite the backlash she has been getting, Ivori’s outbursts continued online today (Saturday, December 3).
“First ya’ll say I’m lying – she’s lying. Then I’m wrong for telling the truth,” she wrote. “Cant win w y’all but I wasn’t trying to get anyones approval anyways.”
Shenseea has not responded publicly and based on her prior actions, may have her attorneys do so.
In the meantime, the Run Run singer updated her IG followers with new swimsuit snaps today, flaunting ‘Locs’ she says are “long like fi Junior Gong 🐚.”
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The Dancehall star also shared a new endorsement ad for her partnership with JD Sport.
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