Blueface is once again turning his dating history into headline material.
In a series of recent podcast appearances, the rapper has openly ranked his former partners — naming Coi Leray as his “favorite ex” while labeling Chrisean Rock his “worst.”
During a sit-down on One Night With Steiny, hosted by influencer Steiny and featuring Sky Bri, Blueface was asked to weigh in on the best and worst romantic choices of his past. After a brief pause, he smiled and offered a candid answer.
“My favorite ex is probably — I ain’t gonna lie — I miss Coi Leray,” he said, adding praise for the rapper as he reflected on their relationship. When pressed to name his least favorite, Blueface hesitated before ultimately choosing Chrisean Rock.
Blueface and Leray were first romantically linked in late 2020. Their whirlwind relationship extended into 2021 and included a musical collaboration, “Player Way.” At the time, their romance played out heavily online, from flirtatious posts to a pregnancy rumor that was later shut down. While the pair eventually split, Blueface has continued to reference Leray in interviews, including questioning the longevity of her reported ties to media personality Justin Laboy earlier this year.
Despite naming Chrisean Rock as his “worst” ex on the Steiny podcast, Blueface has also offered a more nuanced take. In posts shared to X, he acknowledged that Rock supported him while he was incarcerated, writing that she “looked out” for him more consistently than Jaidyn Alexis. He even suggested that loyalty earned her partial respect in hindsight.
His comments about Jaidyn Alexis, however, were less forgiving. Blueface claimed that during his time in jail, he asked her to send $50 for commissary expenses and was told she needed the money for gas — an interaction he implied contributed to their fractured communication.
As for the present, Blueface’s focus appears to have shifted. The rapper has recently been linked to Hazel-E of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, with reports suggesting the two have been seeing each other since his release from prison.
Taken together, Blueface’s remarks underscore how closely his personal life remains intertwined with his public persona. Whether revisiting old flames or airing grievances, the rapper continues to use podcast platforms as a space for unfiltered reflection — and, inevitably, viral moments.
