Hornets PJ Washington Takes Another Shot at Brittany Renner After Their Breakup and Trapping Him With Baby

I hope this doesn’t happen but it feels like there is going to be a time that Washington, Renner or both are just going to explode and decide to spill everything that happened in their breakup.

The breakup itself totally happened out of the blue.

One day they were taking baby pics together outside of his house and the next they had erased each other from all their social media.

Was it something big that happened or had this been building over time?

We may never know unless one of them decides to spill all the tea. Here is what we know as of today.

Renner and Washington have been linked together since he played at Kentucky. Renner has always been upfront about her past with athletes, rappers, and entertainers. She wrong a whole book about it for anyone to see.

By all accounts, it was Washington who pursued her and wanted to turn her into a housewife. For the most part that is what she did.

She moved from LA to Charlotte, deleted all her thirst trap photos, and seemed very focused on their relationship and being a girlfriend.

She then got pregnant with Washington’s child during the RONA quarantine.

They took these really nice paternity photos and seem very much like a happy couple that was about to have a baby. PJ Washington was in the delivery room when they had their baby boy and everything seemed great.

Two months later everything went to hell.

Now, you have PJ speaking about him being trapped, Renner says he couldn’t handle a hoe and housewife, Tenna Trump is involved in some way and it is just bad all around.

PJ tweeted another subliminal shot to Renner yesterday after Renner didn’t deny grooming him.

What do you think of all this?

Flip the pages for new tweets from PJ and Renner responding.

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