NBA YoungBoy’s baby mother has come clean about her recent kidnapping claim.
In a Twitter Spaces session on Monday (February 26), Arcola revealed the intentions behind her false claims of being abducted.
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She said: “I never called the police, that’s the difference. I never got on [Instagram] Live and said, ‘Call the police.’ I said, ‘Call my mom…’ If I was really kidnapped, I woulda pulled that motherfucker.”
She added: “That’s why I said I apologized…I was never trying to put it like I was really kidnapped. I was never finna go along with that story.” Check out her full explanation below.
She tried to further explain the stunt by saying she went outside immediately after, which should have signaled that her claims were a prank.
“I was joking. Y’all wish I got kidnapped. Y’all really thought I was gonna go on there and keep lying about it. Those were never my intentions. It just so happens that someone screen recorded it and all these lies just started posting.”
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Over the weekend, Arcola — who is the mother of NBA YoungBoy’s son Kaell — told her followers to call her mother. The Live video then showed her broadcasting from what she claimed to be the trunk of a car, while she said, “oh my god, you guys! Help me! I just got kidnapped!”
She then claimed that she was trapped in the trunk of a car, which didn’t have an escape latch that she could pull.
“It’s too hot in here. I can’t breathe. I cannot breathe! I don’t know where they’re going, I just know I woke up in this fucking trunk and my phone was in my fucking pocket,” she said in the disturbing video.
Later on, Arcola returned online and posted “I’m okay,” on her Instagram stories, adding in a separate post: “I am ok, it’s really me. The people close to me know I’m ok (that’s why my family haven’t posted me) I’m ok I swear.”
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Back in November, Arcola took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to accuse NBA YoungBoy of ordering her to be brutally attacked while their son Kaell was in her hands.
She also claimed that the rapper had two women assault her at his home in Utah, and shared photos of injuries she sustained during the alleged incident, including a close-up photo showing blood pouring down her face from a cut above her eye.
