Blueface, Chrisean Rock, and Jaidyn Alexis have been unusually quiet on social media since the turn of the year, and fans have been curious about their absence. It turns out that Blueface is dealing with legal troubles and was forced to turn himself in on Friday (January 12), for parole violations.
While no details have been shared about his arrest, the rapper’s mother Karlissa Safford claims the arrest is connected to the alleged beatdown he put on Chrisean and Jaidyn last month.
“Jaidyn got him one charge, Rock got him the one that violated the other,” she wrote on Instagram stories. “That’s why it’s so quiet. Praying everyone now understands why I didn’t want them together. Because parents want the best for their children.”
She continued: “I love them all but not together. Praying for everyone to listen to their parents. My baby is in jail and my heart is broken again. Because they don’t listen.”
She also responded to some fans who accused her of lying about Chrisean Rock and Jaidyn Alexis’ involvement in Blueface’s incarceration. Karlissa wrote, “If I’m lying tell them to tell why he in there. Because it all could have been avoided. Especially knowing who he is and that he was on probation when BM # 1 threw a glass at security and BM #2 hit a fan.
“When u with people who love you they don’t get shit started and then act like nothing happened. If they both love him they would stand up and say what happened and apologize to me because I tried to get them all to do the right thing” ¹
Meanwhile, Blueface was on probation stemming from a 2022 shooting incident that saw a Las Vegas business get forced into closing its doors.
The controversial rapper (real name Johnathan Porter) was initially ordered to pay $13 million to the club to cover lost revenue, lease charges and lost wages, but the sum was later increased to $14,386,164.23 due to his failure to meet the financial obligations.
Despite his legal challenges, Blueface continues to make headlines. The rapper recently shared the commercial for his reality show, “Rap Queens West,” set to air on the Zeus Network.
