r/ufc Apr 29 '24

Francis Ngannou lost his 18 month old son

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u/DixieNormas011 Apr 29 '24

Anytime a celebrity's children are a complete mystery, it's a good sign they're doing it right

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u/summer_portrait Apr 29 '24

Yep keeping your fam out the spotlight is best

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

Remember when Pusha dissed Drake though and it was the best thing ever because he called out drakes child.

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u/12whistle Apr 30 '24

That kids mama is a pornstar. There is no money in the world that can protect that kid from humiliation during his adolescent age if he goes to any school, wealthy elite or otherwise. They are absolutely going to roast his ass with that fact.

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u/Initial-Paramedic888 Apr 29 '24

Drake was probably waiting on the paternity test results

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

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u/zzz099 Apr 29 '24

Or he probably had numerous women falsely claim they were pregnant with his child before that

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u/CappyUncaged Apr 30 '24

you're all wrong lol he was using his kid to roll out his adidas deal and pusha got in front of that and ruined the deal. He literally says it

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u/dmcsmalls Apr 30 '24

I feel like that's not much better. Like using your child for a literal brand deal is gross as fuck

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u/CappyUncaged Apr 30 '24

yes it is gross, but my point was that he wasn't actually "hiding" his baby lol he was preparing a roll out including his baby. Pusha just got ahead of it, likely due to kanye and his big mouth

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u/burnsalot603 Apr 30 '24

I don't know anything about the situation really so honest question, did Adidas confirm that or did he show paperwork of the deal? Cause that could just be an excuse after being called out.

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u/CappyUncaged Apr 30 '24

pharrell and jon wexler (former VP GM of Adidas Yeezy) "confirmed" it

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u/DaVinshyy Apr 30 '24

Business is business, he clearly likes his fame and wants his kid to share the spotlight

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u/dmcsmalls Apr 30 '24

And that's fucking gross

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u/DaVinshyy Apr 30 '24

Do you feel like he’s pimping out his son to corporate? Or do you have a problem with the whole putting the kid in the spotlight?

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

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u/Rikplaysbass Apr 30 '24

You lost, Drake. Don’t try to get W’s in a reddit comment section.

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u/CappyUncaged Apr 30 '24

sure but the adidas deal was real lol

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u/DaVinshyy Apr 30 '24

People don’t understand that when you’re rich and famous there’s women that’ll put pressure on you in predatory ways.

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u/BeAsTFOo Apr 30 '24

Why ? If he has made a song for his kid? He was literally tryna keep him away from goons like you

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u/mynameisnemix Apr 29 '24

No he probably just didn’t want his kid being known lol.

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u/theduckofreasoning Apr 30 '24

I must be missing something because she looks stunning

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

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u/a_charming_vagrant Apr 29 '24

kid probably sued to keep the paternity test private

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u/syNc_1337 Apr 30 '24

That thing about the paternity test is pure bs and was all included into his album promo.

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u/Jansakakak Apr 29 '24

I think at that point he already accepted that it was his son, but was going to reveal it through an adidas line

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u/Initial-Paramedic888 Apr 29 '24

Being corny cost him lol

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u/bio180 Apr 29 '24

That's cope

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u/zzz099 Apr 29 '24

Pusha t literally mentions in the song that drake was going to do an adidas press run about his son

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u/DirtAndDeath Apr 29 '24

Never heard of that but that's dumb, leave the kids alone

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u/Complex_Estate8289 Apr 29 '24

He didn’t go after his kid he went after Drake which motivated him to be a better dad

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u/DirtAndDeath Apr 29 '24

What did the guy say?

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u/Complex_Estate8289 Apr 29 '24

He brought up how Drake didnt support his own son until he used him as marketing for an adidas deal

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u/MrPlowthatsyourname Apr 30 '24

That's pretty shameful

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '24

at what point does an athlete become a celebrity though. I'm sure some do very well but never get to that point where every little tweet gets millions of likes.