Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty has denied reports that he impregnated multiple women during a brief stretch of freedom last year, pushing back in a blunt Instagram Story statement shared widely on social media.
“Mane i dont got no baby momas, no babies otw, nun of that and dont want none! or nun to do with you garbage ass hoes,”
the 26-year-old wrote, using the platform while in custody.
Hip-hop media accounts including KollegeKidd circulated screenshots of the Story on October 28. The denial comes after claims that Shiesty, whose legal name is Lontrell Donell Williams Jr., fathered children with as many as four or five women during roughly five months out of prison in late 2025 and early 2026.
Shiesty was released early from federal prison in October 2025 after serving about three years of a 63-month sentence for a firearms conspiracy charge tied to a 2020 incident in Florida. He spent time in the Dallas area before his re-arrest on federal kidnapping and robbery charges connected to an alleged January 10, 2026 confrontation at a recording studio involving Gucci Mane and others.
Former manager Brandon Rainwater discussed the pregnancy claims in an October interview on Say Cheese TV. He alleged Shiesty “got 4 girls pregnant in Dallas when he was living here” and that one of the women was linked to the late Texas rapper MO3. Rainwater described the period as chaotic, saying local men were relieved when authorities took Shiesty back into custody.
Separate speculation earlier in the year centered on Marissa Da’Nae, also known as Marissa Rogers, the mother of NLE Choppa’s son. In early July, Shiesty’s mother shared an Instagram Story featuring an ultrasound that appeared to display Rogers’ name and wrote that she was “staying strong for my granddaughter,” tagging her son. Da’Nae had recently posted maternity photos announcing she was expecting a girl. She responded to online chatter with posts telling critics to mind their own business and was reported to have liked a comment referring to “Princess Pooh,” though neither she nor Shiesty issued a formal confirmation at the time.
Shiesty remains in federal custody in Texas pending trial, currently scheduled for February 2027. Court records and reporting indicate he has been held under restrictive conditions, including extended periods in solitary confinement that officials have described as protective. He has pleaded not guilty to the kidnapping and robbery charges stemming from the Dallas studio incident. Prosecutors allege he and others forced Gucci Mane, whose legal name is Radric Davis, to sign a contract release at gunpoint and took valuables from people present.
Born November 8, 1999, in Memphis, Tennessee, Shiesty rose to prominence with the 2020 hit “Back in Blood” featuring Lil Durk after signing to Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records. His legal troubles have repeatedly interrupted his career, beginning with the 2020 Florida case that led to his first federal sentence. The latest denial addresses personal rumors that circulated alongside the ongoing criminal proceedings.
No independent verification of the specific pregnancies has been made public, and Shiesty’s statement rejects the claims entirely. The women involved have not issued detailed public responses to the most recent denial.
