August Alsina Debunks Rumors Of Book ‘Exposing His Sex Life’ With Jada Pinkett Smith

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August Alsina took to Instagram to debunk the rumors of him writing a “tell-all” book that would expose his sex life with Jada Pinkett Smith.

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August Clears The Air

The rapper took to Instagram to clear the air about a rumor that has been circulating on social media about a book August was allegedly to release that would expose his sex life with Jada Pinkett Smith. 

He assured the media he would never stoop as low as to create a book. This is despite August creating a song about his “Entanglement” with Jada Pinkett Smith

August posted a screenshot with a long message.

What would be the need to write a book about my supposed “sex life” with ANYBODY EVER in life when they have written several fantasie, hypotheticals and fictions based about me on wattpad if you’re looking for that type of entertainment go read those! Read the book called the holy Bible while you were at it too, for whomever created and believed these lies. 

I’m just living my life trying to create peace from all the glass and broken pieces of hearts in the life of my own and was connected to me 

Lastly, why would one look to make that type of money eating from the lowest of fruit and God’s promise is great harvest I’m glad it’s very own so he makes me reach not Jesus. Be blessed King Sina.

He then finished with “Now go find sum’n safe2do”

“You Left Your Man To F**k Me”

Louisiana singer August Alsina and Rick Ross took trolling to all-new highs. Days after Jada Pinkett Smith made “entanglement” a trending topic, the music pair flipped the term into a must-hear song.

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