Megan Thee Stallion Reacts To Ex NFLer Larry Johnson’s Comments About Her Mother’s Passing

Megan Thee Stallion, Larry Johnson
Megan Thee Stallion Reacts To Ex NFLer Larry Johnson’s Comments About Her Mother’s Passing
Anyone who follows Megan Thee Stallion knows that her mother, Holly Thomas, was a major part of her success. Thomas worked as Megan’s manager until her tragic passing back in March. She died after suffering a brain tumor.

Now that Megan has announced Jay-Z’s Roc Nation is managing her, the “Hot Girl Summer” rapper has had to address her mother’s death again.

Former NFL player Larry Johnson responded to the Roc Nation news on Twitter Saturday (Sept. 14).

Megan didn’t take long to react.

And Johnson had yet another response.

Megan was done tweeting him but Johnson added that he hopes she finds
“a way to repent and make it out.”

He also reacted to a death threat from a fan.

What do you think of their back and forth? Tell us in the comments.
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