Pooh Shiesty Denies Going On Impregnation Spree In Dallas Before Incarceration

Despite sitting in jail waiting for his trial in the Gucci Mane robbery case, Pooh Shiesty is still making headlines.

According to the late rapper M03’s manager, Shiesty is allegedly well known around the Dallas area for keeping his legacy alive. The manager, Brandon Rainwater, alleges that Shiesty has impregnated numerous women around Dallas, including MO3’s ex-girlfriend.

Seeing the allegations, Shiesty responded on his Instagram.

“Mane I dont got no baby momas, no babies otw, nun of that and dont want none!” he wrote. “Or nun to do with you garbage a** h***.”

However, Pooh Shiesty’s own mom is disputing this claim. On Instagram Shiesty’s mom posted a sonogram of his alleged child. Savvy Instagram commenters were able to deduce that the picture was the same one NLE Choppa’s ex posted, who’s been linked to Shiesty.

Back in July, Shiesty was denied bond again, with the judge calling him a “dangerous person.”

Back in April, the rap star was accused of armed robbery and kidnapping. The feds accused him of rounding up a group of eight men and leading them on an excursion from Memphis to Dallas to put Gucci Mane under duress. Forcing him into signing a contract releasing him from his record deal with 1017 Brick Squad. Gucci believed they were having a business meeting, but instead was met with the ambush.

Video evidence of the alleged armed robbery recently surfaced online.

In the video, a person who looks to be Gucci Mane tries to leave the confrontation. Before one of the assailants flashes a Draco-style firearm. Shiesty then makes Gucci Mane say on camera that he is releasing Shiesty from his deal with his record label, 1017 Brick Squad. Consistent with the charges that he is facing.

However, Shiesty’s ex-lawyer, Bradford Cohen, doesn’t believe that the video evidence paints the full picture.

“I think it’s pretty nasty work that there are leaks coming from the U.S. Attorney’s office in Texas,” he said. “On evidence that they feel will benefit their case. Of course, they’re not leaking evidence that will not benefit their case; that’s the first part of that.”

If convicted, Shiesty could spend the rest of his life in prison.