Jeezy's Ex Mahi Defends Rapper Against Jeannie Mai's Abuse Allegations

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By Francesca Bacardi

Jeezy called on a few women in his life to defend him against his ex-wife Jeannie Mai's abuse allegations.

Mahi, who shares daughter Amra Nor Jenkins, 10, with the “Put On” rapper, filed an affidavit Friday morning testifying to Jeezy's “peaceful” attitude.

“I have seen Jay be a devoted, caring and present father to our daughter and her eldest (Jadarius Jenkins, 28),” she wrote in court documents obtained by Page Six.

“For almost four years, Jay's oldest child lived with us and I got to see their relationship grow every day. At no time was Jay physically, mentally or emotionally abusive to his children or me.

Mahi, 37, further described her ex, who she dated for a decade, as “one of the most peaceful people” she has ever met; However, in 2020, she sued the musician, claiming he failed to pay Amra's court-ordered $10,000 per month child support, her medical expenses not covered by insurance or tuition fees at a private school.

Jeezy, whose real name is Jay Jenkins, also asked his and Mai's nanny to submit an affidavit in which she described the artist as an extremely “loving” father to his and Mahi's daughters as well as towards his youngest daughter, Monaco, 2, who he shares with the co-host of “The Real”.

“As a guardian, I believe Mr. Jenkins is giving his daughters the support they need to become young women in the future,” Minhee Hoffler wrote in the legal document obtained by Page Six.

“Mr. Jenkins is a hard-working person, but he is even more of a hard-working father.

A representative for Mai told Page Six in a statement: “It appears that Mr. Jenkins is once again attempting to distort the truth by employing individuals to file false statements and allegations against Ms. Mai, attempting to contradict the evidence by real time and factual events. We look forward to presenting all the evidence in court.

Mai, 45, claimed in an April court filing that Jenkins, 46, choked her from behind as she went up the stairs and pushed her down the steps while they were at the hotel Ritz-Carlton San Francisco on April 14, 2022.

The TV personality further claimed that security intervened and offered her protection after she repeatedly stated that she “didn't feel safe.”

Jenkins vehemently denied the accusations, calling them “malicious.”

“The allegations are not only false, but deeply disturbing, especially coming from someone I loved,” the rapper told Page Six in a statement at the time.

“This malicious attempt to tarnish my character and disrupt my family is ridiculous. It's disheartening to witness the manipulation and deception at play, and right now my main concern is being an active father to our daughter as I continue to fight for court-imposed joint custody. court.

The “Losing My Mind” rapper filed for divorce from Mai in September 2023 after two years of marriage.