Kodak Black Wishes His Crush Zendaya A Happy Birthday From Jail

Kodak Black, Zendaya Coleman
Kodak Black Wishes His Crush Zendaya A Happy Birthday From Jail
Florida rapper Kodak Black is still pining after his crush, Emmy-nominated actress Zendaya Coleman.
The “Tunnel Vision” rapper posted a video to his Instagram of him letting a bouquet of 24 balloons go into the sky on the actress’s 24th birthday, telling her Happy birthday in his caption:
“Happy Birthday @zendaya
#24 Balloons for #24 years
Fly High”
https://www.instagram.com/p/CEm_gCUApbI/
Prior to this, Kodak Black(real name Bill Kapri), wished Zendaya Coleman a Happy Valentine’s Day from jail. He shared a poem he wrote for the young starlet to let her know he’s thinking about her, despite being incarcerated.
“Zoolin In A Ice Box
Frozen In Time
But Mentally You’re My Valentine…
…Hope I Made You Smile With This Poem
I’m Thinking Bout You All The Way Home
P.S. Don’t Make Me Beat Spider Man Up”

The 23-year-old is currently serving time for gun charges.He later pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal possession on Thursday, March 20th, 2020, on top of already serving a four-year sentence for lying on a gun license application.
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By: @a.girlwhowrites
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