Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Baby Mama Addresses His Sentencing: It’s Still A Slap On The Wrist, He’s Not A Changed Person

Tekashi 6ix9ine, Sara Molina
Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Baby Mama Addresses His Sentencing: It’s Still A Slap On The Wrist, He’s Not A Changed Person
The mother of Tekashi 6ix9ine’s daughter is the latest to speak out on his sentencing.
A judge sentenced the rapper to two years in jail Wednesday (Dec. 18) for racketeering and other charges. He’s already spent 13 months behind bars, so he has 11 more months to go.
Sara Molina, who has a daughter with Tekashi 6ix9ine and was with him for seven years, shared her thoughts on Instagram Live.
“I honestly don’t give not one f***… It’s still a slap on the wrist. He still ain’t gonna be a changed man. If anything he’s gonna be more angry at the world.”
She also spoke on his dad showing up to the sentencing. She said during the time she was with Tekashi 6ix9ine she never saw him. Tekashi 6ix9ine’s father left when he was in third grade.
“N***as came around now? This day out of all days? You could’ve been showed up pops. Made it would’ve made a difference in your son’s life, honestly. N***as was made happy talking to them cameras… He laughs like him too. Scary resemblance. That n***a look like him… What I know about his dad was his dad was a crackhead, a heroin addict, and that he used to beat his mom.”
She made it clear she had no plans on going to the sentencing.
“What the f*** I’m showing up to court for? It ain’t got s*** to do with me. If I would’ve went to court, the moment he would’ve mentioned me, if I would’ve been there I would’ve threw my shoe at the n***a.”
She then spoke on their child and said,
“My daughter is good period.”
“I don’t have no hate in my heart for nobody. I’m not gonna enable people and I’m not gonna make excuses for people’s f***ed up ways in life. If you’re not a changed person, you’re not a changed person. I can’t have you around me or my daughter period…What I saw in the court room and what I’ve been dealing with as far as people form his camp and stuff, he’s not a changed person. I didn’t see no accountability bro. None whatsoever. All of this happened because of him, period. The judge saw right through it.”
She also seemed to laugh at his testimony that he
“gave people hope.”
Inner City Press reported that Hernandez made the quote during the trial.


She also underlined a statement that his daughter has nothing to do with his life choices.

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