GloRilla broke her silence after days of public accusations from her sister, Victoria Woods, aka Scarface, who had claimed the rapper abandoned their family.
The Grammy nominee addressed the situation in a video shared on social media Monday, making it clear she wanted the conversation to stop.
“I ain’t gone talk about half the stuff you did, just leave it alone,” GloRilla said, speaking directly to her sister. “You doing you right now, keep doing you, but keep my family out of it and keep me out of it. My people that I f–k with, they straight.”
Victoria had previously gone public with her grievances, alleging her sister failed to help during hard times and suggesting their mother was still struggling financially. The claims quickly gained traction online and were later repeated in interviews. Eventually, Tory Lanez sent her the $2500 she had been begging for online.
GloRilla’s parents also stepped in to defend her. Her father criticized the public airing of family matters, saying,
“That Woods family ain’t none of y’all g—damn business. Whatever happens in the Woods family ain’t none of y’all concern.” Her mother added that misunderstandings fueled the situation. “She didn’t know we were working at first,” she said, explaining that refusing to give money led to assumptions.
Victoria later claimed their parents were “lying,” but GloRilla did not respond further.