A family dispute between Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie and his daughter, Toriana Hatch, has taken a public turn on social media. On Instagram, Toriana called out her father for allegedly giving her a car only to take it back when she left Atlanta to help her injured mother. In response, Lil Boosie vehemently denied the accusations, claiming that the decision was related to child support matters. The heated exchange has now led Toriana to disown her father and has captured the attention of fans and followers.
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On July 15th, Toriana Hatch, the daughter of renowned Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie, took to Instagram to air her grievances and expose her father’s actions. According to her now-deleted Instagram story, Lil Boosie had gifted her a car but later reclaimed it when she left Atlanta to support her mother, who was allegedly involved in a near-fatal car accident.
Toriana expressed her disappointment, questioning her father’s parenting and criticizing him for not remembering the basic preferences of his own daughter.
She stated on her Instagram story, “Who gives their daughter a car, take it back, on top of that give her a color she didn’t even like because you not “father” enough to remember lil sh** about your own daughter. N**** took the car back just because I left from ATL to help my mom who damn near lost her life in a car wreck. But that’s yall’s favorite rapper though! I can really run it. How he a b**** n****! Don’t want me to air it out!”
Lil Boosie, in response, posted on Instagram to address the accusations made by Toriana. He refuted her claims, stating that he took back the car because she left Atlanta abruptly, knowing that child support papers were filed against him. The rapper asserted that he has always taken care of his children, and Toriana had not expressed any dissatisfaction with him just two weeks prior when she was enjoying shopping sprees in Atlanta.
In his response, Lil Boosie also delved into the relationship between Toriana’s mother and himself, shedding light on her criminal history, including multiple arrests for stealing and a history of incarceration. Boosie claimed to have been actively involved in raising Toriana, even when her mother was in and out of jail. He further alleged that Toriana’s mother had named her after another man at birth, and he later took responsibility and changed her name.
Lil Boosie’s response stated, “I take a car for her leaving ATL lol BIG LIE !! She left Atl out of nowhere because she knew her moms had filed child support papers on me. This is after I bought an 80k car. I’ve always taken care of my children. She wasn’t saying this two weeks ago when she was in Atlanta going on shopping sprees everyday n has never said this but now I’m not a dad (Spoiled)If u go down talk you father talk the truth about your mother who’s been arrested over 12 times for stealing n been in n out of jail her whole life .
The social media drama escalated as Toriana clapped back at her father’s allegations, dismissing any claims about the police visiting her mother’s house. She labeled her father a “rat” and expressed her refusal to accept the father-daughter relationship any longer, proclaiming herself as “God’s daughter” rather than Boosie’s.
The feud gained even more attention when Lil Boosie, on July 16th, confirmed on Instagram Live that he would be donating Toriana’s Pink 2023 AMG Benz to the Cancer Foundation.
Lil Boosie’s public dispute with his daughter is not an isolated case. In February of 2023, Lil Boosie’s other daughter, Iviona “Poison Ivi” Hatch, came out as lesbian to her father. Despite Lil Boosie’s initial disagreement and public rejection of homosexuality, he expressed that he would still love and support her.
The Hatch family’s challenges and dynamics have now spilled over to the public, drawing comparisons to other music industry figures facing public family feuds. Music mogul Russell Simmons faced a public family feud in June 2023 between his daughters and their fashion icon mother, Kimora Lee. They accused Simmons of harassment, narcissism, and abusive behavior.