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Kayla Nicole recently stirred up attention again after her notable presence on Angel Reese‘s podcast titled “Unapologetically Angel,” where she confidently addressed some criticisms aimed at her. Over the weekend, the model and social media personality shared a carefree video on her Instagram Story, playfully twirling her hair and blowing kisses while giving a peace sign to the camera.
The upbeat song “Formation” by Beyonce played in the background, perfectly complementing Nicole’s confident and relaxed vibe.
As the song’s lyrics played, they reflected her strong presence: “You know you that b***h when you cause all this conversation. Always stay gracious, best revenge is your paper.”
Following the video, clips of Nicole were shared from her speaking engagement at the Essence’s Girls United Disruptor Summit in Atlanta. Here, she continued to present herself with poise and assurance, showcasing her unshaken attitude amidst the drama.
Nicole, previously linked romantically to NFL star Travis Kelce before his widely publicized relationship with Taylor Swift, released this playful video after facing some backlash from Teyana Taylor.
During her podcast session, Nicole referenced a Halloween costume where she portrayed a well-known “singer/actress” after her ex had moved on with that same person.
Although she didn’t mention anyone by name, social media quickly connected her comments to Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert.
Teyana Taylor, who has two daughters with the former NBA player and was married to him from 2016 until 2023, was not happy with Nicole’s remarks.
The deleted Instagram response
The renowned artist reacted to Nicole’s comments on Instagram, replying on a post from The Shade Room, but her response was later removed, intensifying the ongoing controversy.
Teyana stated, “F**k the iman part, I’m divorced and happily so, however her choice of words were very distasteful and uncalled for,” expressing her discontent.
She criticized Nicole, saying, “She knew exactly what she was doing. That lady said ‘she was famous at the time’ [and] also said ‘idc who see it’ [and] it was very distasteful & uncalled for. Most importantly she knew people would dig.”
