Karrine Steffans, Lil Wayne Slam Christina Milian Over Instagram Beef: Read What Rapper Texted To 'Super Head'

Former video vixen, Karrine Steffans put YMCMB rapper Lil Wayne's text message blasting Christina Milian's behavior on blast in a recent Instagram post.

The author known for exposing her scandalous sexcapades with many celebrities, released the texts in which the rapper wrote:

"Wow! I can't believe she'd do such a thing. Please accept my apologies on her behalf. I assure you that it won't happen again." He wrote, "I thank you for being a lady and again I apologize for her being lack of. Thank you and the respect is mutual."

The "Confessions Of A Video Vixen" author stirred up rumors that she subliminally fired shots at the actress after sharing a line from a poem she wrote about Lil Wayne that read: "And most importantly, little girl, be careful not to claim a man who belongs to the world." 

Recently, the "Dip It Low" singer responded by telling the TheShadeRoom that "no one has ever wanted to claim that," she aimed at Karrine.

In an interview with VladTV, Karrine opened up about her relationship with the "Lollipop" rapper and if there is an ongoing beef with the new YMCMB singer, "There is no story between Christina and me. I don't know her, nor has she ever been acknowledged in my presence--not her and not any of Wayne's other women. None of them are factors in my friendship with him, which has been ongoing for eight years now."

She added, "Therefore, I wasn't thinking about her or any of the others when I posted a line from a poem I wrote about my relationship with Wayne, years ago, and a photo of Wayne Street, here in Los Angeles. I don't think about his women in real life and I certainly don't think about them on Instagram. That's his job. My job is to continue to be his friend and to be there for him, in good and bad times, no matter who is in and out of his life. Now, if Christina was in any way convicted by an Instagram post that had nothing to do with her, that seems like a personal issue and a deep seeded insecurity--all of which has nothing to do with me."