Hey everyone! Welcome back to the channel. So, let’s talk about Tamar Braxton and her ongoing drama with her ex, Jeremy Robinson. Honestly, it kind of makes me sad because Tamar is one of my favorite artists. I really want to see her win, despite all the chaos in her life. She’s been through so much with Jeremy, or as I like to call him, Jr.

For those who aren’t caught up, Tamar got engaged to Jr. after meeting him on Carlos King’s dating show, The Queen’s Court. They actually ended up getting married, which was a surprise to me! I didn’t think they’d last, especially after he embarrassed her multiple times. I mean, the guy went on social media to announce their breakups—not once, but several times! And they still kept getting back together. Not to mention, he had a fling with Tommie Lee, which is just wild. Honestly, if someone did that to me, they’d be out of my life for good! I should’ve recorded my reaction because it would’ve been priceless, but I like to keep those moments private.

Despite all of that drama, Tamar still married Jr., even after everything that happened with Tommie. She even joked about it, saying, “I married you after you ate somebody’s whole booty sandwich.” Like, can you imagine? It’s just so embarrassing! I really want Tamar to stand up for herself and realize her worth. Come on, Tamar! Really?
So, Tamar just accused Jr. of racking up a $1,000 charge on her credit card to impress another woman. She vented on her Instagram story, saying, “Paid in my face for a 25-year-old. Shake my head. Took my jewelry. Took me to Turks, and all along had a whole… I hate you, Jeremy.” It sounds like she’s had enough. She added, “I was just chilling, watching TV, when I got a notification that my card was used. And guess what? It was for the Four Seasons Hotel in New Orleans. Now I know I’m not in New Orleans!”

Then yesterday, Rob came in all worked up and said, “What? Well, it’s your business now because people are saying I have mental health issues.” And honestly, I do have my struggles, but I’m pretty open about it. It took me a good five years to realize I needed help, especially after my sister Tracy passed away.

So, I decided to call Jay and asked, “Hey, did you stay at the Four Seasons this weekend?” He goes, “I did!” Right away, he got all defensive, and I’m like, “What’s the deal? We’re cool, right? We might not be in a relationship, but we have a good friendship.” Turns out my card was used at that hotel for Mr. Jeremy Robinson and his guest, Miss Jay. Can you believe it?

Honestly, I’m not sure what you want me to do with all this. When I asked him about it, he got really nasty and told me to go take my meds. So when I posted about it, it wasn’t meant to be mean; I just felt like I had to share it because of his comment. I ended up deleting it because the girl really isn’t part of the issue. Is she pretty and young? Sure, but the truth is, they’re all young and attractive, you know? They were following and commenting on each other, so I thought it was about her, but it could have been about a few others, too.

He’s my friend, and we talk about things, so it wasn’t meant to be a big deal. The real issue is that when I asked him about my card being used for something related to one of his girls, he came back at me with that rude comment. That’s why we’re even having this conversation.

I want to be clear—I’m not lying about any of this. Last night, he tried to Cash App me back. Jr. responded to Tamar, saying they broke up six months ago. Jeremy also replied to Tamar and denied what she said, saying he’s tired of being painted as the bad guy. He even said that Tamar is struggling with her mental health and that he left her because, “I can’t keep being thrown under the bus because someone can’t control their anxiety or delusional thoughts about things that aren’t real.”

Let me make this clear: I’ve been single for the past six months. We’ve been trying to figure out how to close that chapter and what it looks like to be friends again. I’ve set my boundaries about where we stand. He can date anyone he wants, and I’ll date when I’m ready. Right now, I’m emotionally and physically unavailable to him.
So, I recently went to New Orleans and booked a room at the Four Seasons through booking.com. What I didn’t realize was that the credit card I used, which happens to end with the same three numbers, was linked to another booking I made a few months ago. No big deal, right? Well, it ended up being a $900 charge. While I was there, I was attending the funeral of a dear friend I’ve known for over 25 years, and I spent some quality time with his family. I even decided to extend my stay a bit to take some time to reset. Just to be clear, I wasn’t staying with anyone at the Four Seasons, wasn’t on a date, and honestly, I have nothing to hide.

Things took a turn when suddenly, I found myself on her Instagram story, facing accusations that are just flat-out false. Let me be clear: I’ve never let Tamar Braxton in on anything, nor will I ever. Some people don’t like to name drop, but Carlos King, you played a role in this; you’re part of the reason we became friends. I’ve always set my boundaries, and I wanted to keep our friendship intact, but friends don’t call each other out on social media like that. If there was a mix-up with the card from booking.com, it’s a quick fix—I’ve already contacted the Four Seasons, and they’ve taken care of the refund.

But then this random woman shows up—someone I just started following on Instagram a few days ago? That’s just not cool.

The unfortunate reality is that I thought I could maintain some kind of friendship, but now it feels like that’s done. I didn’t want to come out six months ago saying, “Hey, I’m single again,” because then people would assume I’m being shady. I’ve never cheated in my life! Seriously, find one woman who can say I’ve cheated on her. This situation is messed up, and now it feels like there’s potential defamation at play because I don’t even know this person—I’ve never met her or exchanged messages.

So, that’s where I stand. And honestly, I think Tamar Braxton still has feelings for JR. It seems like she’s struggling to accept that their relationship is over. It shouldn’t be an issue, but I can’t shake the feeling that she still wants him. I get it—they were married, and she’s close to his kids, so it’s tough for her to let go. But JR has made it clear that he’s moved on. He showed that when he got involved with her friend, Tommy Lee, who didn’t hold back in calling him out for it.

Listen, Jr., you really don’t want to mess with me. You wouldn’t want me to spill the beans about how you said you kicked her out and that she ended up back at her mom’s place—not Mrs. Braxton, not that famous singer with the sold-out tour. Oh, and Jr. also told me that whatever Flex said was just a bunch of nonsense. She was just putting on a show; she doesn’t have any sold-out shows! Those were his exact words about the whole situation between us. He said you were being messy and that she went back home. Honestly, he told me a lot of stuff that he shouldn’t have shared with a stranger—I had only just met him less than a week after all that went down!

Tamar should have really just walked away, but instead, she went back to him. She actually apologized and asked for his forgiveness. Then they got married, but that didn’t last long. Jr. couldn’t handle the relationship at that time, so they decided to go their separate ways. Even after that, they stayed friends, and I think Tamar was holding onto some hope. She even took a trip to Turks and Caicos with him, went to his birthday party, and gave him a really nice gift. In her mind, it probably felt like Jr. was opening the door for them to reconnect.

But she made it clear that he wasn’t treating her seriously and wasn’t behaving the way she deserved. Honestly, I think it’s time for her to take a step back. I really hope Tamar sees this as a learning experience. She’s way too talented to keep putting herself through all this drama.

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