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Myron BREAKS DOWN India Royale ABANDONING Lil Durk!
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March 3, 2026
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9:45Now PlayingMyron Gaines (from Fresh & Fit) reacts to the shocking news that India Royale has reportedly left rapper Lil Durk while he's locked up facing serious charges. Durk is accused of ordering a 2020 hit on rival King Von (Dayvon Bennett) after a fight at a Grammy afterparty. He allegedly funded a hit squad using business credit cards for flights, hotels, ski masks, and more—they missed Quando Rondo but killed Von's cousin in LA. Evidence includes CCTV, card trails, and witnesses. Durk tried fleeing to places like Italy or Dubai but got arrested in Miami. Now he's hit with murder-for-hire charges and could face life in prison. Myron breaks it down hard: despite everything Durk did for India—buying her a cosmetic shop, featuring her in his Drake collab "In The Bible," and giving her support—she's moved on. She showed up to court alone, while only about 10 people (including a couple actors) supported Durk. Myron calls this classic "female nature": women aren't wired for loyalty when a man's value (money, protection, status) crashes. He explains "monkey branching"—securing a new guy before ditching the old one—because women biologically prioritize survival and resources. Men can defend themselves physically, but women can't, so they adapt differently. He says 99% of women bail when things get tough, especially in today's world where traditional male roles are less needed for safety. He contrasts reproductive stats (90% women reproduce vs. 40% men) and warns guys to prepare for this reality—no illusions about loyalty.
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