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12:52Now PlayingKarrine Steffans sat down with VladTV and spoke indepth about her nonexclusive relationship with Lil Wayne, saying they met in 2007 and just talked for about 3 weeks before she flew herself to him and they were able to connect on a more personal level. The author gets emotional when speaking of the superstar rapper, saying she'll never give up her bond with Wayne for a man, not even her husband, and admits to hopping out of bed in the middle of the night to be with him while her partner watched. She admittedly wouldn't be able to put up with that herself, but says the men she invites into her life always think they can handle it until they realize they can't.
Steffans also shared her thought on Wayne's current issues with Birdman, saying she actually knew Baby before Wayne and has nothing but love for him. However, Wayne has told her personally that his Cash Money situation feels artistically stifling, saying she can tell that his last few albums have been sub-par compared to his earlier works partially because of his label issues.
Hear what Karrine had to say about Weezy above.
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