In August 2025, the hip-hop world was set ablaze when NBA YoungBoy (Kentrell DeSean Gaulden) released a surprise mixtape titled Deshawn hosted by DJ Khaled. One track in particular, “This Month Confessions”, stirred up a storm—not over a beat, but over lyrics that claimed serious personal drama: that Yaya Mayweather, his former partner, is pregnant again, and that he allegedly urged her to “get rid of it.”

The lyrics were alarming:

Now Yaya pregnant, gotta make her get rid of it / This ain’t the time, I told you, ‘No,’ / I made you cry, now I feel illiterate.”

These lines sparked widespread speculation, outrage, and confusion. But many facts have since come to light that cast doubt on this particular storyline, as well as the idea that this drama is truly “out of control”—or perhaps it is, but in ways more subtle than the headline suggests.

What Actually Happened: Rumor vs. Reality

1. The Source of the Rumor

The rumor seems to originate from YoungBoy’s own lyric in This Month Confessions.” By referencing Yaya being pregnant and needing to end a pregnancy, he appears to trigger the speculation.

Yaya Mayweather quickly responded via Instagram Stories, stating: idk where y’all getting this from but I’m not pregnant.”

So the information is directly contradictory: YoungBoy frames a claim in his song, Yaya denies it. As of now, there is no independent confirmation of a pregnancy.

Relationship and Context

Yaya and YoungBoy share a son, Kentrell Jr., born in January 2021.

YoungBoy is married to Jazlyn Mychelle (since early 2023) and has multiple children with other partners.

Given this complex family structure, any claim about an additional pregnancy ignites intense scrutiny from fans, media, and others in the public eye.

Key Reactions

Yaya Mayweather’s Response

She firmly denied being pregnant.

Despite her denial, she posted a loving note addressed to YoungBoy, praising his strength and expressing support, including the lines: I love you more than words could ever explain… I’ll always be here for you, cheering you on. You’re never alone.”

This dual stance—denial of the rumor, but an emotional public message—fueled even more speculation on social media about what is really going on between them.

Public and Media Response

The lyrics caused immediate social media uproar, with netizens dissecting YoungBoy’s marriage to Jazlyn Mychelle, and questioning the appropriateness of the claim.

50 Cent also briefly weighed in, sending support to Yaya and indirectly engaging with Floyd Mayweather (her father).

Discrepancies and Unverified Claims

The headlineNBA YoungBoy Breaks Down After Yaya Mayweather Ends His Wife’s Pregnancy | She’s Out of Control!” implies several claims, many of which are not supported by evidence:

He breaks down” suggests emotional breakdown. There is no verified report or credible source citing that YoungBoy was seen “breaking down” physically or verbally in response to this rumor.

Yaya Mayweather ends his wife’s pregnancy” alleges that Yaya somehow terminated a pregnancy of YoungBoy’s wife. There is currently no evidence that Yaya Mayweather was involved in ending his wife Jazlyn Mychelle’s pregnancy. No credible source supports this claim.

She’s out of control!” is a subjective moral judgment rather than a verifiable fact. It frames the narrative as sensational and accusatory, but does not correspond with any confirmed behavior beyond the lyrics and social media back-and-forth.

Several factors have made this rumor spread quickly:

Rap Lyrics as Confession: Fans often treat personal or confessional lyrics as truth, especially in YoungBoy’s case, where many tracks reflect personal pain, relationship strife, or family issues. When a lyric suggests something as serious as pregnancy or an abortion, people tend to take it at face value.

Public Figures with Complex Histories: Yaya and YoungBoy have had a long, tangled history: co-parenting a child, public disputes, legal incidents (including a 2020 stabbing incident involving Yaya) which make people more willing to believe claims of drama.

Social Media Dynamics: Vague lyrics, emotional posts, denials—all are coherent with content that is viral fodder. Media outlets often lead with sensational headlines to attract clicks, which amplifies speculation.

Assessing Credibility

Here’s a breakdown of what seems credible and what doesnot:

Implications and Larger Issues

Even if this specific rumor is false, the situation raises broader questions:

Mental Health: If lyrics reflect truths about internal guilt, regret, or relationship conflicts, they may hint at deeper emotional or psychological burden on YoungBoy. Public exposure of such themes could exacerbate stress or misinterpretation.

Privacy and Responsibility: Using a lyric to suggest sensitive personal information (pregnancy, abortion) puts individuals like Yaya in a position of having to publicly respond or deny. Whether intentional or not, this blurs boundaries between artistic expression and personal lives.

Media’s Role in Amplifying Unverified Claims: Many outlets repeated the rumor without full verification, leading to misinformation spreading. Headlines framing things in sensational ways (“ends his wife’s pregnancy”, “breaks down”, “out of control”) may mislead readers.

Conclusion

At this point, the narrative that Yaya Mayweather “ended his wife’s pregnancy” appears to be false, or at least unsubstantiated. The lyric from NBA YoungBoy sparked controversy, but Yaya’s public denial is clear. Meanwhile, the evidence that YoungBoy “broke down” in response is lacking.

What remains true is there is real conflict: between what YoungBoy expresses in his music, what Yaya responds to on social media, and what fans believe or want to believe. The drama is part of a pattern—personal life intertwined with lyrics, rumors, speculation, public statements, and denials.

Unless more concrete evidence emerges—medical records, first‑person confirmations, etc.—it’s safe to say that many claims in the sensational headline overstate what is known. For now, the truth appears to be: no pregnancy beyond the rumor, no verified breakdown, and no proof that Yaya ended his wife’s pregnancy.