Apparently, there are some issues going on between Swizz Beatz, his daughter Nicole, Nicole’s mother, and his wife Alicia Keys.
A few weeks ago, as The Shade Room reports, Nicole’s mother, Jahna Sebastian took to Instagram to criticize Keys as a stepmother, and now she’s claiming that she fears for her life due to a message that Swizz Beatz (real name: Kasseem Dean) and Swizz’s mother posted on Instagram, referencing all of his children’s mothers.
Sebastian recently shared a lengthy Instagram post that is addressed to Swizz Beatz’s and Keys’ fans. “Due to violent threats, I am now forced to post this,” Sabastian wrote. “Swizz Beatz, Alicia Keys’ husband, and her fan base have been threatening me.”
Sebastian then went on to further criticize Keys, stating that “his wife, who is supposed to be ‘pro-women'” is “aware” of Beatz’s behavior.
“I fear for my life and safety. I am alone with Nicole and the only way to protect myself is to let everyone know. It’s the public that enabled them to put people down in the first place,” Sebastian wrote on Instagram.
She also shared text message threads between herself and Swizz Beatz where the producer told her that he didn’t want to talk to her, he only wanted to speak to his daughter. In the thread, Sebastian told Beatz that she knows how he’s been treating his other two children’s mothers (Mashonda & Nichole).
Beatz told Sebastian to forget about the other two mothers because he was addressing her. “These BMs [baby mommas] playing with me like my mom don’t carry the 40 at all times,” Beatz wrote in an Instagram story, which is the message that Sebastian says she feels threatened by.
LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 26: Recording artist Swizz Beatz (R) with wife Mashonda (L) and their songs arrive at the 2007 BET Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium on June 26, 2007 in Los Angeles, California.
Back in December of 2019, Sebastian took to Instagram criticizing Alicia Keys as a stepmother because she purchased Beatz and Sebastian’s daughter an iPhone X. Sebastian also complained about how her daughter began calling Alicia Keys “Umi,” which means mother in Arabic.
LOS ANGELES, CA – FEBRUARY 10: Host US singer-songwriter Alicia Keys (L) and husband rapper Swizz Beatz backstage during the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards at Staples Center on February 10, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.
However, Beatz commented on her Instagram post, stating that the phone she was referring to was actually an old phone of his that he doesn’t use that he set up specifically so that Sebastian could reach out to their daughter while she was with him, instead of having to contact Beatz directly.
Swizz also commented that he had previously spoken to Sebastian that day, and she failed to mention anything about the phone. “Knock it off,” Beatz wrote.
