Lil Wayne dismissed engagement rumors, saying he had actually broken up with an unidentified woman.
Lil Wayne is putting an end to the rumors surrounding his personal life. The "A Milli" rapper revealed that he recently split from his unnamed ex-girlfriend, dismissing speculation that he got engaged earlier this year.
"I know I don’t give y’all a lot of content, especially a lot of personal content, but I would like to clear something up," Lil Wayne said in a video shared on Instagram on July 5. "No, I’m not engaged. No, no. I had a beautiful thing going with an amazing person…I don’t want to be such a burden on such an amazing person."
"So, we decided to part," he explained. "But no, not engaged."
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The 43-year-old had earlier explained in the video why he was unable to attend the June 30 opening night of his 20 Years of Carter Classics tour in Bangor, Maine, even though opener 2 Chainz was scheduled to perform.
"I gotta motherf--king apologize to you personally again," Lil Wayne continued. "For real, for real. Sorry for missing that show the other night."
Lil Wayne went on to express excitement about his upcoming performances, noting that he was able to make it to some of his other scheduled shows, albeit after arriving late.
Before responding to some of the criticism he received from fans, Lil Wayne also announced that original ticket holders would have their tickets honored for the scheduled July 28 show.
"I was getting a bunch of requests, a bunch of comments about, 'Man, I ain’t never coming to another one of your shows.' 'Man, I want a full refund,' and all that," he revealed. "So for those people, I swear to God, I will do whatever I can to make sure they get you your refund. And I apologize to you too. I really, really, really do."
"Again, July 28th, I will be right back in motherf--king Bangor, Maine to take care of my business," the five-time Grammy winner went on to say, "and handle my business the right way."
