Ghostface Killah’s Youngest Son Slams Him For Being ‘The Definition Of A Deadbeat’: ‘You’ve Ghosted Us For Way Too Long’

Ghostface Killah, Infinite Coles

Ghostface Killah’s Youngest Son Slams Him For Being ‘The Definition Of A Deadbeat’: ‘You’ve Ghosted Us For Far Too Long’

A rapper’s son ghost face Killah brings the family drama to the public.

Yesterday, May 24, the youngest of the Wu Tang Clan children of the co-founder, infinite Coles, took to his social media to accuse his father of treating his children as if they didn’t exist and loving everyone around him more than them.

Ghost Face Killah & Kids

In a lengthy social media post Infinite Coles wrote:

“I was NEVER the type to go online and talk about my personal life, my family, or my feelings. Today, however, I’m sharing a glimpse of my broken heart as I feel more lost and hopeless than ever. @therealghostfacekillah I really didn’t want to do that; But at this point I’m tired of being silent to save your reputation. I’m sick of the PAIN. My heart aches and longs to be loved by You, MY FATHER, for far too long.”

Add to:

“Ghostface Killah, the legend you all love, is the perfect definition of a deadbeat.”

Ghost Face Killah

The R&B singer then filed charges ghost face, real name Dennis David Coles, 53, for failing him and his siblings at important moments in their lives. The rap star reportedly has two other named sons Dennis David Coles And Supreme Intelligence Coles as well as an unknown daughter who infinity said he was mentally ill. He continued in his insightful post:

“I haven’t had an in-depth conversation with you or seen you in over 15 years! Not once have you tried to reach out to see how I feel or how I am doing. I have messages that literally show that I have reached out to you and have not received a reply in over a DECADES! … Your daughter is mentally ill and you didn’t even come to make sure she was okay or to get her help. You don’t give a damn about your kid and it’s time to put that shit on the table.”

infinity He further claimed that his famous father was cold towards him and his siblings throughout childhood and that he hated each other for many years because of it ghost face. The “No Room” artist – who is queer – also hinted that the hip-hop veteran was not comfortable with his adult sexuality.

The celebrity boy insisted he was not seeking any kind of online attention and made it clear his only goal was to hopefully win his father’s heart. After the post was published, social media users quickly chimed in. Many expressed their disappointment at this ghost faceapparently appalled by the musician’s only response among several unanswered messages from his son.

A user wrote:

“Nor ‘wherever you are’, my god, that’s sick! I’m pissed off!!”

While another added:

“I’m hurt, angry, pissed off and stressed out and I’m not even related so I can’t imagine what you’re feeling, infinitely love you so much.”

Others shared similar thoughts and continued to convey their love to the young man.

That doesn’t seem to be the case ghost face publicly responded to his son’s post at the time.

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