Travis Kelce‘s ex, Kayla Nicole, has been at the center of controversy again after her deleted post mocking Kobe Bryant‘s wife resurfaced. The resurfaced tweet from Nicole featured an offensive comment attacking Vanessa Bryant and has now sparked widespread outrage.
Kayla Nicole’s old tweet about Vanessa Bryant resurfaces
Netizens have come across an old tweet of Kayla Nicole where she allegedly made an offensive remark about Vanessa Bryant. The controversy began when the hosts of the popular podcast Joe Budden TV highlighted the old post. The now-deleted post soon began making rounds online, spreading across social media.
The post in question reportedly reads, “Sum1 explain to me why kobe thirsty wife think she can b in front of all th players!? Sit yo no green card havin azz down. #thaafuuuuhh.” Needless to say, this resurfaced post drew criticism from netizens who are slamming Nicole for her racist comment.
The hosts also discussed another controversial tweet from Nicole that she posted a few years ago. The tweet read, “Imma need black people to stop trynna pull the black card all the time and modernize themselves to all their available opportunities TODAY.”
Nicole has deactivated her X (Twitter) account and has yet to officially respond to the allegations. Vanessa Bryant remains silent on the matter as well and has not yet reacted to the alleged tweet.
Meanwhile, Nicole was recently in the news for her Halloween video, which fans deemed to be a diss against Taylor Swift. The social media star posted a short clip on Halloween last month where she dressed up as Toni Braxton and danced to her hit track”He Wasn’t Man Enough.”
However, Nicole later confirmed in her “Pre-Game” podcast that the video was simply an homage to Toni Braxton. “I am not in the business of tearing other women down. I am in the business of celebrating them,” she declared.
Originally reported by Namrata Ghosh on Mandatory.
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