K. Michelle has once again stirred controversy after addressing her long-standing feud with fellow singer Tamar Braxton during a candid appearance on Cam Newton’s podcast.
While the conversation initially focused on Michelle’s career journey, country music venture, and personal reflections on self-acceptance and plastic surgery, it quickly veered into heated territory when the topic of female rivalries in the music industry came up.
Though she deliberately avoided mentioning Tamar Braxton by name, K. Michelle made it unmistakably clear who she was referring to.
“I hate the b*tch… the muppet,” Michelle said, claiming Braxton allegedly continues to throw subliminal shade and secretly attempts to block her from booking performances.
Expanding on the root of their animosity, Michelle asserted:
“All because you ain’t got no edges? All because your sister really the star? This is what this is about. All because the man you love tried to talk to me before you, during you, and after you? All because I’m from the country, but you’re the bumpkin. It’s always something with this loud-mouth coyote.”
When asked by Newton about resolving the issue peacefully, Michelle didn’t mince words about her preferred solution:
“I’m to the point where… I’ma slap the f*ck out of her on sight,” she boldly stated.
While acknowledging the importance of women’s empowerment, Michelle argued that repeated behind-the-scenes provocation justified her stance:
“That is a muppet, not a woman. I get that we don’t have to resort to violence, but when someone keeps poking behind closed doors for three years straight, at some point you have to defend yourself.”
This explosive declaration has since ignited widespread debate online, with fans and industry watchers divided on whether K. Michelle’s blunt approach is justified or out of line.
