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LiAngelo Ball reportedly filed for divorce from influencer Rashida Nicole earlier this month. According to a TMZ report published on Wednesday, Ball filed for divorce a little over three months after he tied the knot with Nicole. As per TMZ, Ball's divorce filing came just a week after Nicole revealed that she was pregnant.
Amidst all the online buzz stemming from this piece of news, Ball's ex-girlfriend Nicole "Miss Nikki Baby" Mudaris stirred the pot. On Friday, she posted a clip of herself doing a power walk and flashing the peace sign.
"What's it givin," Miss Nikki Baby wrote in the caption.
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A fan was quick to respond, seemingly shading Nicole:
"It’s giving you can neverrr take my place even IF I PUT YOU in it."
"🤫😂," Nikki replied.
For what it's worth, the caption is a reference to "It's Givin," a song released by rapper Latto in 2022. The song is about an empowered woman who refuses to be limited by any male partner or his financial resources.
In February 2025, the reality TV star claimed in an IG post that Ball had chosen to leave her and their two children behind after he allegedly got another woman pregnant.
"It don't bother me too much": LiAngelo Ball comments on backlash following divorce from Rashida Nicole
As far as Ball is concerned, the negative comments from netizens reacting to his divorce matter very little.
In an interview with Billboard, the hip hop artist behind the viral track "Tweaker" talked about his mindset when it comes to such comments.
“When people conversate about my personal life, it don’t touch me or bother me too much,” Ball said in the interview. “Like I see it, of course, because you know, everybody got a phone, but it don’t rub me the wrong way or nothing because nobody really go [through] what I go through every day."
Ball added that he gives weight only to what his loved ones, particularly his friends and family, have to say.
