Suicide And Revenge Porn: Erica Mena And Bow Wow Get Into Nasty Social Media Feud
Erica Mena Says Bow Wow Being Suicidal Led To Their Break-Up And He Threatens Her With Revenge Porn

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Erica Mena and Bow Wow have been separated for a few years, and they obviously have not been on good terms ever since they called it quits. When Bow took to social media wondering why “bad women” want to eat Applebee’s and date “goofy” dudes, Mena couldn’t help but put in her two cents. The Shade Room reposted it on their Instagram page and the Love & Hip Hop star asked the world to forget she was ever involved with him.
“Can yall forget I ever dealt with him PLEASE,” she pleaded in the comments. Bow Wow did not hesitate to snap back, responding “Nope. Just like we won’t forget them 500 bodies.”
Things continued to get ugly as the former couple went back and forth trading insults. Bow Wow then threatened to leak what seemed to be revenge porn.
“Erica you don’t wanna do it,” he posted on his Instagram story. “Trust me I got you on tape! You know I’m petty! I keep everything!!! Don’t make me leak the tape!”
While Mena has Lisa Bloom already on speed dial, she clapped back by not only showing text messages of Bow Wow’s best friend telling her that he wants to see her but also revealed that his deteriorating mental health had something to do with their break up.
“I left him after he tried to kill himself with my son in the house,” she said. “He’s been trying to link with me ever since.”
Bow Wow then threw another jab at Mena, claiming that uses cocaine.
This feud is going a bit too far and if Bow Wow actually does leak whatever video he allegedly has, he will find himself slapped with a lawsuit due to California’s revenge porn laws.
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