Lil Wayne’s Baby Mama Toya Carter Apologizes For Bet Awards Show Performance Controversy

Lil Wayne’s Baby Mama Toya Carter Apologizes For Bet Awards Show Performance Controversy
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Lil Wayne’s baby mama Toya wanted to set the record straight about the BET Awards little girls fiasco.  Toya admits that she did let Lil Wayne’s daughter hit the stage with her friends while Wayne sang that he wanted to “F”"ck Every Girl in the World.”  Toya is saying she is sorry for using bad judgement and for everyone to move on… but is that enough?  Where are Toya’s skills as a mother to let her young daughter appear on the stage during the performance?  We do understand that Toya did not have a great maternal role model because her mother is a strung out crackhead. The seed has already been planted to raise a new generation of “chickenheads” by allowing these kids on the stage.  Those little girls were having fun in the spotlight while they were being exploited as the message for that song rang out in the world.  Toya who was a teenage mother at 14 has gotten her  fame from being attached to Lil Wayne who is one of the biggest rappers of all time.  The Lil Wayne little girls performance has caused public outrage against BET with some viewers dubbing it a form of “child pornography.”

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I Antonia ” Toya” Carter have been disturbed but silent about the recent performance that took place at the BET awards, which including my only child Reginae Carter and her friends joining her father Lil Wayne on stage while he performed his new single “Every Girl”. I will be the first to admit that the father and daughter relationship should not have been reunited on stage for any particular reason while this song was being performed. Wayne is a very loving, caring, and devoted father and I truly feel that the act was unintentional due to the fact that he was trying to make his little girl happy by letting her be on stage with her father. Once again, I do not of any degree think it was a wise decision and I truly do apologize to all that this may offended and most importantly the children that watched this performance. I feel we all have learned a lot from this situation and pray that the viewers will allow these children to move forward with their lives and not held accountable because they are innocent. [source]

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