Trippie Redd has ended his period of silence following Coi Leray’s accusation of infidelity, however, his initial social media statement suggests he may have been wiser to remain quiet. The Pegasus rapper stated on Tuesday, February 18, that he would commit every wrong he’s “ever done” to another person if given an opportunity.

“To every woman I’ve wronged in the past, I will make the same mistake again,” his tweet stated. The day before, Leray incidentally prompted her followers to seek out someone “ready for commitment” without mentioning any specific names.

Girls are indifferent to whether he’s expecting a child, married, in a committed relationship, has recently become a father, or is content in a loving partnership. “They’ll always be present regardless of what it is,” the Trendsetter artist stated. “The key thing is a man’s self-control and how seriously he treats his girlfriend.” He needs to be fully committed, 100 percent.

To every bitch I ever did wrong, I’ll do it again

— Trippie Redd (@trippieredd) February 18, 2025

Regardless of whether he is expecting a child, married, in a relationship, recently become a father, or is blissfully in love, girls do not care; they will still be interested. What is crucial is a man’s discipline and how seriously he takes his relationship with his girlfriend. He gotta be ready for commitment 100%.

— Coi (@coi_leray) February 18, 2025

Despite the possibility that Trippie Redd was just joking about lyrics from an unreleased track or referencing another person, the timing of the incident is particularly inopportune. Comments on The Shade Room’s post included, “His karma is going to catch up with him,” and another user stated, “This is every father’s worst nightmare.” Mostly, people concur that amplifying disrespect in cases of alleged cheating isn’t particularly impressive.

The Controversy Surrounding Coi Leray and Trippie Redd’s Cheating Incident Detailed

Leray made headlines in January after sharing an Instagram Story, where she stated that being cheated on is one of the worst things that can happen. Fans immediately began accusing Trippie Redd, given that the New Jersey rapper had announced only recently that he was going to be a father with her.

In a conversation with Ayleks, one of the exes of the “Dark Knight Dummo” creator, she essentially validated any speculation that had been circulating. On “Keep It,” Leray appeared to reference Trippie Redd again in February, with lyrics stating, “I’ve caught you cheating multiple times / I should have taken your life, but now you’ll have to face this.”

The aforementioned track featured on Leray’s What Happened To Forever? The EP, which housed tracks like “I Hate Your Friends” and “U Too,” among others, was a key project where the artist rediscovered herself musically.