GloRilla is trending online after her sister took her grievances from Instagram Live to a sit-down interview.
Victoria Woods, who also goes by Scarface, spoke to TMZ after an explosive livestream in which she accused the rapper of shutting her out during a rough stretch.
Victoria said the situation reached a breaking point after she lost her job and claimed she was targeted in a robbery because of her famous last name. She insists she reached out privately and heard nothing back. “I called her. I text her and asked, can you help me out with some bread,” she said. “She ain’t respond.”
EXCLUSIVE: GloRilla’s sister, Scarface Woodz, says the successful rapper has an obligation to help her family who is struggling back in Memphis. Out of the millions GloRilla likely has, Scarface says they’re only asking for $2,500. pic.twitter.com/mlDtyvTjBe
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In the interview, Victoria rejected the idea that she was asking for a handout, describing her stance as one of duty rather than desire. “If them friends obligated, she doing everything for them,” she said. “So yeah, I feel like I’m obligated.”
She also alleged that GloRilla does little for their relatives, claiming public gestures toward their parents do not translate into real support. Victoria said their mother still works at FedEx and questioned why family members remain in the same circumstances discussed in interviews.
According to Victoria, two siblings currently live with her, and she accused the rapper of treating them poorly. When asked about reports of a luxury car for their father, she suggested the gift was overstated.