get on here and let everybody know the updates. What’s going on? It’s been a crazy couple weeks, y’all. I want to let y’all know that I have not stopped my fight. You know, it’s not cuz I’m stopping with it or not going to refile it or anything like that. It’s just a lot going on behind closed doors. Hey, we got to step back and play chess, not checkers.

 So, the courtroom was a pressure cooker, a place where silence carried more weight than a thousand voices. where every breath seemed to echo against the walls. Where the anticipation of a single sentence could shatter reputations and alter lives forever. Do you believe wholeheartedly that chases your father? I really do.

 And if it and if it’s not, why you can’t prove me wrong? Like it’s not it’s not far as a proving me wrong thing. It’s go to the courtroom and basically do what everybody else would have to do. Like it’s not you don’t have to prove me wrong. I just want the truth. Honestly, I can take a no. I can take if if I’m embarrassed at the end of the day, I can take that. I really can.

 Man, I’ve been through a lot. I’m seeing a lot. I could take I could take me being embarrassed. I just can’t take nobody not saying nothing. Like, you know, it’s not fair. I was seven. My mom had to sit down with me. I guess she thought I was old enough to know now. And she been saying Sean Carter.

 That’s what she was calling him at first before she was calling Jay-Z. And I really didn’t know who that was because I was young and, you know, had my little brother and I really wasn’t worrying about it. She was saying it a lot, but I really this was going along with the person I was just seeing. Like the person I looked at who was taking care of me at that time.

 I really wasn’t really trying to understand what my mom was talking about. But she constantly put it in my head like, “Son, that’s that’s not your father.” And I really want you to know it is this person is your father. And I just want you to know, she continued to tell me that over the years and over the years and over the years, even though I was grown, he never tried to contact me in any type of way.

 And that’s all I’m asking is like cuz I honestly really want the case to be over with. Like I’ve been going through just like I said a lot. And as I said, I’m not chasing nobody. I’m not trying to do this to make somebody seem like a bad person, a bad father. I’m not trying to make nobody seem like a bad person or nothing. I’m just really coming out here for the truth.

 I don’t want no money or anything. I wasn’t looking for none of that. I just want to know the truth. And if I can’t go to the courts and get the truth, like what is what is it really? Why you what what is it? I just really want it over. It’s something that’s really affected my life. and I just want it over with. I work every day.

 I also have my own kids to take care of. So, it’s like it’s been a journey for me and it’s just like, you know, I just got so much on my name right now. I never asked for money. I never I’m not I don’t do interviews just saying, “Hey, Jay-Z, give me your money.” Or, “I’m coming at the Jay-Z for his money.” I I never did that.

 I’m not that type of person. I I work for everything. I work for everything. Next is I’m just trying to basically make sure no other kids or nobody else in the world has to go through this. basically don’t don’t feel afraid to go to court and see if a person is your biological parents. You know, so many people are scared and this is a big thing in the world.

 A lot of people don’t have their fathers because they scared to go out and search room and sometimes they only take a little search, you know, go search and if and if it’s wrong, we we we’re adults. Well, most of us adults, even for the teenagers, just show just being a role model for them, showing you can go in the courtroom and if you’re doing everything correctly, you should be able to just get treated as equal as the other person.

 You know, I’m I’m always been a person that I never hate anyone. I never, you know, I don’t walk around with hate for a person. So, I try to teach my kids to just be the best that you can be. So, that’s just a model I go off. I would never hate Jay-Z. You know, it was never that type thing. You know, I respect him for everything he did.

 And as I said, I’ve been going through a whole lot through these years cuz this case like me, my mom, my god, mom, we didn’t seen the worst. We didn’t had people, you know, slander my name. Like, you you want Jay-Z money and I I hear it all. At the center of it all sat Shawn Carter, better known to the world as Jay-Z, a man whose name had long been synonymous with power, influence, and untouchable dominance.

But on this day, none of that mattered. His billions, his empire, his legacy. They all hung in the balance, suspended by the fragile thread of truth about to be revealed. The judge, his face unreadable, his tone controlled, adjusted the stack of documents before him. He knew the gravity of what he was about to say.

 The room itself seemed to lean closer. Every pair of eyes locked on his lips, waiting for the verdict that would either confirm or dissolve years of speculation. Reporters sat with pens pressed against notepads, their fingers twitching, ready to ignite a media firestorm the instant the words left the judge’s mouth.

Lawyers whispered nervously. Fans outside the courthouse pressed against barricades, their chance rising and witness between Nicki Minaj. I know she said something about the son. Uh Jay-Z’s son. Yeah, but he just dropped that lawsuit. Of course he did, you know. But he say he’s still going to file. I don’t know.

 I don’t think I don’t think that’s his son. I do. I do. You do? Why’d he say that? Cuz I don’t think Jay-Z would offer him no money at all if it wasn’t his son. I don’t think he offered the money. He offered the money. Really? Me? See, but sometimes, listen, you got to understand, you’ve never been sued, have you? No. I’ve been sued multiple times.

 Like, you reach a point where financially it makes sense to settle, right? Like, I had a lawsuit where she wanted like 600,000. It was like a former employee that was just came up with a whole [ __ ] you know, accusation that had nothing to do with me and blah blah blah. It was just a whole [ __ ] situation. Uh, and ultimately we got to the point where we spent about 75,000 already in legal fees.

And she ultimately said, “I’ll take 75,000 to settle.” So, it was going to be like, “All right, we’ve already spent 75,000. If we go to court, I’m going to spend probably another 300,000 and I could probably win because there’s really nothing here. But do I want to once I spend the 300,000 I can’t sue her and get back? Even if you win, you still lost.

I still lost. I I won, but I’ve just spent 400,000, right? So, do I want to just back up out of it with 75,000 or do I want to spend 400,000 to make a point? I don’t have 400,000 to make a point. Jay got 400,000 to make a question though. If if you pop my mom, pop the lead, would you take the test? What do you mean? So, say it’s a kid like, “Yo, I think you might be my dad.

 You popped his the mom. Would you take I’m asking you what you taking? Well, the problem with this story is that they’re saying the mom was underage. I’m But besides all, it might be your son. But that part that part like all right the mom underage the underage part makes it all very dicey. See what I’m saying? Like so so pass the fact that might be your son.

What do you mean? Like so if it might be a son like because the mom was underage want to find out. I mean if it’s going to ruin your whole life. I don’t think you made you made a very bad decision 30 years ago. But your son So you so see me my thing is this me I’m not running from if it’s my son I want to know yeah listen I I I get it right and I have kids if I got two bill if I got a billion dollars I I I’m not I I have kids as well you know and I think it’s a very hard choice because yeah it’s and the mom is dead at this

point so so but then again it’s not hard for me you you know if Jay takes that DNA test and it proves to be positive he’s going to J the pedophile, right? But but don’t don’t your kids come before you. They supposed to. They’re supposed to imagine you had a kid out here. The mom died when he was about 10, 11 years old.

He been out here by himself, right? Look, would you care about your image more than a possib possible seed that’s yours? I think Jay cares about his image. Of course. Of course. You know what I’m saying? But most men I don’t think you take 100 men, I think 50/50. It’d be 50/50. I don’t know, man. If you already 50 something years old, like you 10 20 Jay-Z.

 He’s married to Beyonce. He’s got a huge company. He’s got, you know, that NFL deal would go away just like that. I mean, everything would go away. Everything would go away. I mean, he’d still be rich as hell, but everything waves that reverberated even through thick courthouse glass. The world waited.

 And then, with a voice that carried both finality and inevitability, the judge announced it. The results of the paternity test were official. The DNA matched. The evidence was irrefutable. The rumors, the whispers, the denials, all of it had led to this single moment. The court declared what many had long suspected, but what Jay-Z had vehemently denied for years.

 Remier was his biological son. The room erupted. Gasps filled the air, a symphony of disbelief and confirmation colliding at once. Reporters scrambled to capture the scene, their pens flying, cameras flashing. The sound of furious typing filled the air as headlines were crafted in real time. Outside, the energy surged.

 The chants became screams, the whispers became shouts, and the news spread through the crowd like wildfire recently. And he thinks that a lot of Jay-Z’s success was because he was married to Beyonce. I don’t think that’s true. No, no, no. Cuz before he was married to Beyonce, he was popping already. That’s true.

 But he got more popping with Beyonce. But I can see I can see why 56 would say that. You know what I mean? Like I I understand 56 saying that. You mean at the end of the day Jay-Z even if he might steal your songs, he might do all Jay-Z is a rapping ass person. Like you mean and he got drive and he’s smart. Mhm. You mean? So like he going he’s going to bust a move out.

 I think I think it helped both of them being together. I think it helped both of them. It made both of them I mean so like I don’t 50 Cent supposed to say that though like Well, yeah. I mean uh 50 Cent he kind of started his career dissing Jay-Z. Yeah. I remember I was m I was in New York when that song first came out. I was in New York and that [ __ ] came out like damn who the [ __ ] is this? I said he got b I was like he dissed him.

 Was it Fat Joe? It was Big Pun I think. Was it Big Pun? No, I mean Hot Rob dissed everybody. I remember one person he d I think it was Big Pun or Fat Joe or something like that. A It was Big Pun. He said uh without a gun, grab his piece and run. He weigh 400 lb. They going to catch me, son. Yeah.

 Yo, that [ __ ] was catchy to come on like that. But 56 got one song that he got that that’s like one of my favorite alltime songs called Mini Men. That that many men song that [ __ ] like that I played many men so much my son was too little to really be able to talk but he know how to sing many men song. That’s how much I played it.

 He like he knew know every word of many men and Acon I locked up before he even really even really could talk. You mean well you got offered uh to be on Pierce Morgan’s show. Yeah. Uh when they were talking about Diddy but you actually turned him down. I turned him down. Yeah. And I’ve done Pierce Morgan I don’t know like four or five times now.

I just feel like I just feel like I didn’t want to go in there talking about Diddy because I don’t know Diddy personally and I was like man but that’s my first I just did what the first thing came to my mind like no I don’t I don’t even know Diddy what I’m going to say like you mean so whatever. Yeah I mean even knew me I’m like y’all know me on the show probably well they watch TV you on my show so you know that’s probably how it happened.

 A lot of people on my show did you did you see uh I think the girl like Tasha K she got a she got a joint Jay-Z son on there. Oh his alleged son. No no no no. If you talk to him personally, that’s his son. You think that’s his son? Yeah. You know why I think his son? First of all, Jay-Z offered him the money and first he offered him bread like and everything, but you know, his aunt this is like his caretaker didn’t like approve of it.

 She said, “No, this you know Jay-Z got a lean on her house and all type of [ __ ] that was going on.” Yeah. She the lady put paperwork and everything with his name on it and all that. I mean, but Young Boy was so thorough though. He don’t like he just want a dad. He not trying to get no money. He not trying to do none of that.

I mean that’s why so I told him when he called me two years ago I said listen I don’t want to be the one to tell your story because they going to think I’m trying to get catch rep off of it so let me let you tell your story somewhere else first you mean then I can talk about it but he called me like two years ago telling me like I mean I said oh young boy he’s like I just want a dad I don’t want no money I’m already 18 I think he was like like 20 something at the time I mean but something happened to him and I was like yo that sound kind

of weird he said he was he was coming out from work going to work and it was a gun in his car like in the when you open the door seen the gun he said he so he went to go like called his man like, “Yo, did you leave a gun in my car?” His man’s like, “No.” He said, “Why you on the phone talking to his man?” The cops pull up and and block him up.

 He said, “He’s telling the cops, “No, that’s that’s not my gun.” Like, so he went in the building he was in and they seen that somebody pulled up and put the guns in his car. Oh. And pulled off. I said, “Bro,” I said, “I don’t knowbody in the hood that got guns to just waste like that to do that. I don’t know what.” He’s like, “Yeah.

” You know, so like Jay-Z had a gag order against him. Like trying to get a gag order and try to If my thing is if this is not my son, I just take a test, get over with. Yeah. I mean, the fact that you did dodged it and whatever to me, I I don’t know. I think his mom was underage or something when he was born.

 So, I think that’s probably Oh, yeah. I think that’s probably part probably part of it. Yeah. But like I said again, it’s not the same as now. Is the mom still alive? No, she died. She died. She was 15 when she had him. Oh. How old was Jay? Like 20ome, I guess. Oh, like 20. Probably early, like 24. We don’t know if it’s true.

 This is just No, but I’m saying he took the He took the DNA. The DNA. Within seconds, social media platforms lit up. # sword and the entire world tuned in. But inside the courtroom, the spotlight turned not to the judge, not to the lawyers, not even to Remier. It turned to Jay-Z. For decades, he had been the master of control.

 He controlled the music industry, controlled narratives, controlled his brand, his image, his every move. But in that single moment, with the undeniable truth placed squarely in front of him, that control shattered. At first, it was subtle. A slight twitch of his jaw, a tightening of his fists, a widening of his eyes.

 But then, the composure crumbled completely. Jay-Z shook his head violently, muttering under his breath as if refusing to accept the words he had just heard. His lawyers leaned in urgently, whispering, trying to calm him, but it was no use. His body tensed, his voice rose, and he slammed his hand down hard on the table, the sound reverberating.

The man alleging he’s the son of Jay-Z’s making more headlines than ever. Ry Satithweight’s been trading legal traps with the Rock Nation founder with details spilling out across court doc surrounding his allegations. Here’s everything we know about the person suing a billionaire media mogul. For one, Ryier’s lawsuit alleges Jay’s ignored repeated calls for a paternity test.

 Per Rir and his godmother’s legal filings, Ryier’s mother, Wanda, allegedly engaging in a brief romance with a prefamed Jay, who allegedly fathered Ry with, at the time a 16-year-old Wanda, who has since died. Ramier’s team accusing Jay of tampering with legal proceedings, misusing his high-profile influence with public officials, along with claiming Jay’s never outright denied he’s Rhyme’s biological father.

 Meanwhile, Jay’s new filing contends Ryier’s lawsuits just the latest in decades long harassment. Inside the June 16th court docs obtained by E! news. Jay’s attorney said the fabricated allegations and claims have been addressed and rejected in multiple other courts. Jay’s team also saying they attempted contact with Ramier’s godmother and co-plaint, but she hung up after they called to request more time to prepare their response.

 E-news has reached out to both Jay-Z and Ry for comment, but has not yet heard back. To Jay-Z and Diddy in her response. Yeah. This is sort of like, you know, if a child asks you for something and you’re trying to like teach them a lesson, you say, “No, no, not right now.” You know, go be good for a little while, then come back and ask me again.

That is almost exactly what Judge Analisa Torres did here. She wanted to send a message directly to Alex Spyro, who is obviously one of the most prolific attorneys in the country right now. I’ve known him for 20 years. He started as a DA in Manhattan. I knew him as a DA in Manhattan. I had cases against him as a DA in Manhattan.

 Uh, and he’s gone on to do incredible things. But he has a very specific style, and there’s a lot of people who don’t like that style, and Judge Torres is one of them. He’s now twice uh kind of taken the reigns and tried to take control of the narrative of cases by putting on sort of these preemptive press conferences.

 He did it with Mayor Adams and he did it now with Jay-Z where he goes to the press and essentially puts on a PowerPoint and says, “Hey, this is why I think this case is garbage. This is all the inconsistencies. This is where this case fails.” But it’s obviously from his point of view. And so the judge doesn’t like that.

 Um, you know, the the other side of that, especially as for me as a defense attorney, is well, that’s what the DAs do every time they make a big arrest. That’s what the federal prosecutors do every time they make a big arrest. They go in front of the camera and they put on this sort of dog and pony show press conference to like tell the tell the nation why this is such a just arrest, why this is such a just prosecution, and to try to get public opinion behind them as they move forward in the case.

 It’s really Alex Spyro doing the exact opposite thing to help his client, but the judge really didn’t like it. And so all of that is to say that this ruling to me is specifically directed at Alex Spyro saying, “I don’t like what you’re doing. I don’t like all the motions you’re filing. I don’t like how you’re going about handling this case.

 And if you continue to do it through the silent chamber, for the first time in years, the world witnessed the unshakable mogul lose control. The man who had negotiated billion-dollar deals, who had stood unflinching against industry battles, who had always projected unbreakable calm, now stood unraveling before the world.

His face flushed with anger, disbelief, fear. The cameras caught it all. Every flicker of emotion, every crack in his legendary composure. This was no longer the billionaire icon. This was a man stripped bare, exposed, forced to face a truth he had buried for too long. Across the courtroom, Rhymir sat frozen, his eyes locked on Jay-Z.

This was the moment he had fought for, the moment he had been denied time and time again. For years, he had been cast aside, dismissed as an opportunist, accused of chasing fame or money. But now, the truth had vindicated him. And yet the victory was not sweet. His face did not radiate triumph. Instead, it reflected years of absence, years of pain, years of questions that had never been answered.

 The DNA test gave him validation, but it could never give him the father he had needed all those years. The tension in the room was unbearable. The judge struck his gavvel calling for order. ious case like this. So, I wouldn’t have expected it to be granted anyway. So, the second possibility is that Quinn Emanuel just decided it’s not it’s not the best motion. It’s not our best.

 We we have a separate motion to dismiss the complaint against our client. That’s the motion that we want to see through. That’s the motion we want the judge to focus on. We want her to focus on the merits and dismiss the claims against our client. We don’t care about this sanctioned stuff. We’re going to get it go.

 And my third theory, which I have no basis for other than sheer speculation, I want to say that upfront, is that there’s some kind of deal here between the lawyers. The lawyers have accused each other, right? Busby’s accused Quinn Emanuel of going after his clients and trying to get them to bring malpractice cases.

 Quinn Emanuel’s gone after Busby and accused him of trying to drum up clients to bring claims against Combmes and against Jay-Z. And maybe the attorneys have reached some sort of understanding about the ground rules. Maybe, maybe not, but maybe they have. And and letting this motion go as part of that understanding.

That would be my third possible reason. Yeah. Yeah. And I know you mentioned that it’s speculation, but I think um by you kind of explaining that, I feel like that might also be very plausible. I want to go back to what you said during um kind of your second explanation where um you know, I’m sure Jay-Z from his side, he probably wants this lawsuit just to be or this complaint to be dismissed um or not even amended in the first place, made in the first place.

Obviously, nothing goes away in the blink of the in it the blink of an eye, excuse me. But in your opinion, watching all of this legal back and forth that’s been unfolding these past few months, do you think there is enough to dismiss or do you think at a point this will even get litigated? I think it’s going to get litigated.

 If I had to guess, um I I haven’t really studied the complaint against the motion to dismiss, so I I don’t have a a advanced opinion about it. But my reaction to it is that the complaint accuses him of some very bad stuff and that ought to be enough to move the case forward. That’s my guess. Now remember at the outset of these litigations we go through kind of a honing phase where the the dispute is sort of narrowed down to certain parties and certain claims.

And sometimes the motion to dismiss doesn’t get rid of the case entirely, but it gets rid of some of the claims or it gets rid of some of the parties. I see today, by way of example, there’s a brand new filing um dismissing defendant Bad Boy Records LLC. There were separate claims against that company.

 And I don’t know where all these companies fit in the pantheon of Bad Boy Records, but that company has been dismissed voluntarily from the action. And you’ll see that kind of thing at the beginning of But the chaos had already erupted. Jay-Z’s lawyers demanded a recess, desperate to buy time, desperate to shield their client from further humiliation.

But Jay-Z himself was spiraling. He rose from his seat, pacing the floor, his hands gesturing wildly, his voice cracking as he tried to speak over the chaos. His usual eloquence deserted him. Words tumbled out, fragmented and raw, revealing a man grappling with the collapse of the life he had built. And as he broke, the cameras continued to roll.

 The image of Jay-Z, the mogul, the businessman, the cultural icon, dissolved in real time. What the world saw instead was vulnerability, fear, and the heavy burden of secrets finally dragged into the light. The aftermath spread instantly. Outside, the crowd surged as the news reached them. Fans shouted, cried, argued. Some defended him, insisting the truth didn’t diminish his contributions.

 Others condemned him, furious at the years of denial, furious for the pain inflicted on Ryier. Social media exploded. Within minutes, hashtags about Jay-Z, Rhymir, and the paternity test dominated global trends. Memes circulated. Clips of Jay-Z’s breakdown flooded timelines, and the internet erupted with debates, analysis, and shock.

 Inside the courtroom, Jay-Z slumped back into his chair, his head bowed, his body trembling. The reality had set in. No deal, no influence, no empire could erase the truth. The DNA was undeniable. The story was out. His carefully curated legacy had been shaken to its core. For Beyonce, for his children, for his empire, the implications were staggering.

What would this mean for his family, his marriage, his image as a father, a husband, a role model? How would his billion dollar empire withstand the cracks now exposed for the world to see? The questions were endless, and the answers were nowhere in sight. The courtroom eventually emptied, but the weight of what had been revealed lingered like a storm cloud.

 Jay-Z remained seated long after the others had left, his head buried in his hands, his body still. For a man who had always dictated the narrative of his life, this was the one story he couldn’t control. And as the day came to a close, the truth echoed louder than any beat, any lyric, any empire he had ever built.

 The truth had spoken, and the world had heard it. Jay-Z was no longer just the mogul, the icon, the untouchable figure. He was a man forced to face the consequences of secrets long denied. This was not just a court case. This was not just a verdict. This was a reckoning. And for Jay-Z, it was only the beginning.

Across the room, Remier sat frozen, his eyes locked on the man who had just been confirmed as his father. For years, he had been dismissed, ignored, his claims brushed aside as rumor or opportunism. Now, the truth had validated him in front of the world. But instead of triumph, his face reflected something deeper.

 Years of pain, years of absence, years of questions that no test result could ever erase. The judge called for order, his gavvel striking hard against the bench, but the chaos was already spilling over. Jay-Z’s lawyers requested a recess, desperate to regroup, desperate to find a way to spin the narrative that was already spreading like wildfire beyond those courtroom walls.

But Jay himself couldn’t contain his emotions. He rose to his feet, pacing, shaking his head, his voice trembling between anger and disbelief. The cameras captured it all. Every twitch of his hand, every crack in his voice, every ounce of vulnerability that he usually kept buried beneath the surface. The image of the unshakable mogul was crumbling in real time, and the world was watching.

 The headlines the next day painted the picture vividly. Jay-Z confirmed as father in explosive courtroom reveal. Ry vindicated after years of denial. Music mogul loses control in shocking breakdown. The world was no longer speculating. The world had the answer it had been waiting for. And it would not let him forget it. In boardrooms, in studios, in living rooms across the globe, conversations sparked.

 What would this mean for his reputation, his business deals, his relationships with industry power players? Could he rebuild the trust, the image, the dominance he had enjoyed for decades? Or was this the crack that would bring the entire empire down? For Ryier, the moment was bittersweet. Validation came with pain. The truth gave him recognition, but it also reminded him of all the years lost, all the moments absent, all the words never spoken between father and son.

 For him, this was not just about headlines. This was about humanity. This was about closure, however painful, however incomplete. For Jay-Z, the days ahead would be the hardest of his life. His public image, his private world, his empire, all of it had been shaken to the core. He could deny, he could fight.

 He could spin, but the truth was out. And the truth would follow him, shadow him, define him in ways he could no longer control. The courtroom may have closed its doors that day, but the echoes of the gavl still lingered. The world had watched a Titan break.