There has been a wave of outrage online after a video surfaced showing the mother of G$ Lil Ronnie’s daughter making a controversial statement. In the video, she can be seen smiling while saying, “I can have other children.” Many viewers found her words insensitive and disrespectful, especially given the context in which they were spoken.

Social media users quickly reacted, expressing their anger and disappointment. Some accused her of being heartless, while others questioned her sense of responsibility as a mother. Many people believe that no parent should make such comments about their child, regardless of the situation.

The video has since gone viral, with thousands of comments criticizing her attitude. Some argue that her words may have been taken out of context, but the majority of viewers feel that her demeanor was inappropriate. This incident has sparked a broader discussion about parental responsibility and the way people express themselves on social media.

G$ Lil Ronnie and his five-year-old daughter R’Mani’s deaths were tragic news, but their remaining family members want their lasting memories to be positive. His baby mother recently expressed how she planned to make sure her daughter was dressed to the nines when she is buried.

Shamon Jones took to social media to describe how she prefers to grieve. “Yeah, y’all ain’t gonna lie, I grieve a little different y’all,” she said on in a video. “Y’all took my baby, but I’m not muthaf**kin’ trippin’ on that sh*t… Bi**h, he give em’ and he take em’. Bi**h, we all gotta die around this bi**h. I ain’t f**ked up about it. I’m f**ked up about how she left around this bi**h, but I ain’t f**ked up about it.”

As for R’Mani’s burial clothing, she will be dripped out. “Cause y’all know, y’all wasn’t f**kin’ with my baby around this bi**h,” she said. “And she goin’ out this bi**h in style. Gucci everything. Yeah… Bi**h, and baby daddy gon’ be proud of everything. Ni**a, shout out to Petey… The three stoogies. Ni**a, James Carroll… Ni**a, the tax man.” Check out the video below.

G$ Lil Ronnie and his daughter R’Mani were killed at a car wash in Forest Hill, Texas, earlier this month. Jakobie Russell, one of the suspects, turned himself in to the U.S. Marshals and was booked into Tarrant County Jail on charges of capital murder. He could be facing the death penalty if he is convicted. The other suspect, Adonis Robinson, was arrested in Livingston, Texas.

David Hernandez, the Forest Hill Police Chief, believes that Ronnie’s music could have been the cause of his untimely death. “Based on the music industry that he’s a part of, it is all part of the investigation,” Hernandez recently stated. “Everything that’s being put out is being reviewed and analyzed by the Texas Rangers, so we don’t have any specific motive at this time.”

Ronnie’s last release was “Blank Check” in August 2024 and he had not put out an album since 2023’s Literally. His 2018 track “Hoodfame Killuminati” was his biggest record, according to Spotify, with over three million plays.