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Eazy The Block Captain opens up on August split from Remy Ma and her link to Millyz

Eazy The Block Captain Speaks On Remy Ma Breakup & Reacts To Her Recent Pop Out With Millyz (VIDEOS)

Eazy The Block Captain has confirmed he and Remy Ma ended their relationship in August, addressing the split for the first time amid swirling rumors about Remy’s connection to rapper Millyz. The battle rapper spoke candidly on the ‘The Real Report’ podcast with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, clarifying the status of his relationship with Remy Ma and his reaction to her recent public appearances alongside Millyz.

The conversation turned personal early in the episode when Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda asked Eazy if he wanted to rekindle his romance with Remy Ma, prompted by an Instagram post where Eazy shared a video montage of the couple and an audio clip pleading for her return. The post coincided with his October diss track ‘Lothario,’ which targeted Claressa Shields and Papoose. Despite the emotional message, Eazy revealed the relationship had already ended months earlier.

“We called it quits back in August,” Eazy said, describing the breakup as recent and still raw. He added that the separation came after he had “gone through the motions” with Remy as she dealt with her divorce from Papoose. The rapper’s comments suggest the end of their relationship was closely tied to the turmoil surrounding Remy’s previous marriage.

Beyond the breakup, Eazy addressed the speculation around Remy Ma’s public interactions with Millyz, which fans have read as romantic since she appeared in Millyz’s ‘Say Yea’ music video in September. The two have not confirmed any relationship, but their joint appearances have fueled rumors.

Eazy admitted to feeling jealous about Remy and Millyz’s closeness. “Seeing them pop out together makes me a little jealous,” he said on the podcast. He questioned why Remy wasn’t showing the same level of connection with him as she did with Millyz, adding, “Why we wasn’t doing that? I salute it […] I ain’t mad about it, I’m just like okay. It could’ve been different.”

Remy Ma and Millyz have sparked conversations on social media with their recent public outings. In October, they appeared together in themed costumes, with Remy dressed as a provocative Little Red Riding Hood and Millyz as the Big Bad Wolf. Remy posted photos on Instagram, including one where she kissed Millyz on the cheek while he wore his wolf mask, intensifying speculation about their relationship.

Eazy’s remarks come amid a flurry of public exchanges involving Remy Ma, Millyz, and other figures. His earlier diss track ‘Lothario’ targeted Claressa Shields and Papoose, stirring controversy and drawing further attention to his personal life. On ‘The Real Report,’ Eazy also referenced ongoing tensions with Claressa Shields and Papoose, signaling his complex position in the current hip-hop landscape.

The timing of Eazy’s breakup announcement adds context to his recent social media activity, which mixed public displays of affection with Remy alongside diss tracks aimed at other artists and influencers. His admission that the breakup was “fresh” suggests emotional undercurrents still influence his music and public statements.

Remy Ma has not commented publicly on Eazy’s statements or on the nature of her relationship with Millyz. Meanwhile, fans continue to watch closely as the dynamics between the three unfold in the public eye.


According to TheShadeRoom.

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