Nia Riley From 'Love & Hip Hop' Does Not Have a Child With Rapper Soulja Boy
Updated March 4 2021, 12:51 p.m. ET
If you’re an avid viewer of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, then you know that the show serves up the drama on a silver platter. While this show is centered around musicians and entrepreneurs making waves in the Hollywood scene, the show highlights the best and worst of the cast’s romantic relationships. From confronting side chicks to throwing partners into the pool, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood holds nothing back.
That said, one of the most toxic relationships to be featured on the show is none other than Nia Riley and rapper Soulja Boy. While the two dated on-and-off for years, fans appreciated that the “Crank That” rapper always treated Nia’s daughter Kamryn like his own. However, it has led viewers to wonder who Nia’s baby daddy is and why he's MIA.
So, who is the father of Nia’s daughter Kamryn?
We’ll be the first to say that being a father is much more than having a biological tie to a child. A father is a man who has a consistent and positive presence in a child’s life. From taking care of their emotional, physical, and mental needs to simply being present, a father is a parent that a child should always be able to go to.
And during Nia’s tenure on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, she’s always made it a point to say that Soulja Boy is Kamryn’s father. While she does say that he is not her biological dad, the rapper took his role in Kamryn’s life seriously.
However, it’s easy for fans of the show to think that Kamryn’s biological dad would be upset. But the identity of the man is unknown. According to Starcasm, rumors persisted that Nia was involved with NBA player Al Horford all through 2011. However, the timing doesn’t match up that Al and Nia were an item and had Kamryn together — especially since he would have been mentioned on the show.
No matter which way you look at it, Nia is doing an amazing job raising Kamryn. And while Kamryn’s father is still a mystery to fans, all that matters is that she has the support and love she needs.
Nia says that she suffered a miscarriage while dating Soulja Boy after he was violent with her.
We all know how difficult it is for many women to deal with a miscarriage. And while there are plenty of reasons why a woman can miscarry, the last thing anyone would want is for their partner to be the cause. And unfortunately, Nia has dealt with it.
In a recent interview with YouTuber Tasha K, Nia got candid about her ex-boyfriend Soulja Boy, their relationship, and her past miscarriage. And when Tasha K asked about the rapper kicking her in the stomach, Nia held nothing back.
“He absolutely knew I was pregnant,” Nia responded. “I was like 15 weeks. I don’t think I had told anybody else that I was pregnant because, truthfully, in my mind I didn’t know what I was going to do or what I wanted to do. And I was in LA so I had some time.”
Tasha K also inquired about how soon Nia suffered a miscarriage after the incident.
“I’m not sure what time it was that it happened but I know for sure it was that night, late that night, maybe early morning," she said. “ I remember I had put a towel on the bed.”
Her disturbing account of what happened has shaken fans to the core. Many people sounded off on Twitter about how important it is to leave abusive relationships at the first sign.
Other fans also shared how they’re not surprised since Soulja Boy has been very aggressive with her on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood and Marriage Bootcamp.
And while the accusations are very serious, that’s not all that the rapper is facing. Bossip reports that Soulja Boy is currently in the middle of a legal battle with a former assistant that accused him of holding her hostage, physically abusing her, and raping her on more than one occasion throughout their time working together.
With that in mind, it’s important for everyone to know that domestic violence is unacceptable. We hope that Nia can eventually move on and heal from the situation.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233.