Singer Lil Mo's Step-Son Kidd Cole's Catfish [VIDEO]: Scam Artist Fakes Working With Kanye West, Lil Mo "Saddened" Over Episode

Singer Lil Mo says "Catfish" star, Kidd Cole is her step-son after an embarrassing episode where he scammed a young woman named Lucille over saying that he is associated with Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music and used the victim's credit cards to set up car and security services to create a celebrity facade.

In an Instagram post Wednesday, Lil Mo posted a photo of Kidd Cole and captioned the photo:

 "I saw the MTV special "Catfish" and my heart was saddened. i laughed at first because i was like "heaven ya brother on TV". BUT the fact is, i literally saw this YOUNG MAN raise HIMSELF!! his grandmother helped. but he wasn't her responsibility. numerous payments was sent to the child support account. that I paid out of my pocket. he was raised without a "YOU know what" !! in these streets, get it how you LIVE IT!! he is NOT a bad guy. he needs guidance. i truly hope he makes his way in the music industry. which is way more cruel than the real world. ps iLove you Jerez!! never give up ok!! love always, Mom"

In an interview with TheJasmineBrand, Lil Mo said she saw her ex-husband's son on the episode and said it appeared funny at first, however after seeing his scams her mood changed.

"Kidd Cole is Jerez Coleman. My first ex-husband Gus Stone is his biological father. Kidd Cole is Heaven and God'Iss-Love's brother. I don't consider him a step brother. He is their brother!" She added, "Kidd Cole never lived with us. He lived 7 minutes away from us in Anne Arundel County in Maryland. I saw him riding a bike in a neighborhood where my parents and I owned a home. I told my ex to stop the car I saw a boy that looked like Jerez. He pulled up to the car startled and said, "Hi daddy." My heart dropped. As we had NO contact. Just child support payments, that I made out of my personal account. I never saw him again after that until I found him on IG and saw him on Catfish."

Just like in the episode, the artist scammed several women including Lil Mo who believed the "rapper" was actually working with celebrities.

"I was very surprised. I had heard he was producing and working with Jaden Smith. When I asked his father was it true, he replied that he was crazy. I said that he got it honest."