Kimbella Is Missing Husband Juelz Santana, Who Just Started Prison Sentence [VIDEO]

Juelz and Kimbella
Kimbella Is Missing Husband Juelz Santana, Who Just Started Prison Sentence [VIDEO]
“Love and Hip Hop: New York” star Kimbella is already feeling the effects of her husband, Juelz Santana‘s prison stint. She posted a video of a tender moment between she and her husband on Instagram with the following caption:
“@kimbellasworld I miss my Husband, this all we did was mess with each other and joke around like kids”
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bur7jH8FgOq/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Kimbella continued to express how tough Juelz’s absence will be without their romantic moments.

Several of Kimbella’s fans and followers shared how they, too, were missing their significant others in prison.


The DipSet rapper recently turned himself into the FCI Petersburg Medium facility in Hopewell, Virginia to start his 27-months-long prison sentence. In March of 2018, Juelz Santana attempted to bring a firearm onto a flight, and was arrested at the airport. Facing a 10 year sentence, he was able to negotiate a 27-month plea.
Juelz and Kimbella tied the knot in front of friends, family, and “Love and Hip Hop” castmates in January of this year.

Written by Miata Shanay
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