Amidst the scandal of chili powder being poured into condoms, Drake publicly confronts his former lover.

The latest post by the renowned singer is believed to be a response to accusations made by his ex-partner regarding the chili powder scandal.

The online community is abuzz with the shocking news of a model suing the powerful rapper Drake for allegedly pouring chili powder into condoms.

The story goes that, in order to avoid risks, Drake used this method to sterilize sperm. However, his ex had intentions of using the sperm for insemination, leading to a bitter and painful outcome.

With all attention now focused on Drake, finally, his ex-girlfriend Rihanna also made a noteworthy move following the rumors. On Instagram, the owner of the hit song “Hotline Bling” posted two photos with a strongly worded message indirectly confronting her former lover: “You may have 15 minutes of fame. But I’ll take the remaining 23 hours and 45 minutes.”

Amidst the chili powder scandal, A-list star Drake confronts his former lover.

Immediately, netizens are buzzing about the drama: “Drake is on fire with his fierce response,” “For those who seek fame, exploiting 15 minutes of fame is too much,” “Drake defends himself at any cost, the girl is unlucky to mess with Drake who is so cautious,” “Applaud for Drake,”…

Currently, the identity of the model suing Drake has not been revealed, while rumors are spreading rapidly on social media.

Previously, in 2019, Drake was also sued for alleged sexual assault by a stripper. It can be seen that Drake is a talented star but not without controversies.

In the midst of the chili powder scandal, A-list star Drake confronts his former lover.

Aubrey Drake Graham, known by his stage name Drake, is a Canadian rapper, music producer, and actor of Arab descent. Upon entering showbiz, he garnered attention from the public for his role as Jimmy Brooks in the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation.

Later, Drake transitioned into a rapper role, signing with Lil Wayne’s record label in June 2009. His debut album, So Far Gone, entered the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States.