Tia Kemp Forgets Her Mic Is On & Moans While On DDG’s Livestream

Tia Kemp Forgets Her Mic Is On & Moans While In The Bathroom On DDG’s Stream

Rick Ross’ ex-wife Tia Kemp, recently joined DDG on his livestream. The two initially went fishing on live and clips from the adventure circulated online. However, at a point during the stream, something controversial happened and it has since got netizens talking.

In a particular clip from the stream making rounds on social media, Tia appears to have forgotten that her mic was on and could be heard moaning while in the bathroom.

It was captured on DDG’s stream and the popular rapper/Youtuber couldn’t help but react to the sounds Tia was making. “That’s crazy bro.. you never know who’s watching,” he said.

Rick Ross’ wife Tia Kemp forgot her mic was on while she was in the bathroom on DDG’s stream 💀 pic.twitter.com/XjuGQgfB5V

— clip 🛸 (@clippedszn) May 10, 2025

Folks on X, formerly Twitter have since been reacting to the clip. “She got caught smashing the captain,” someone commented. “All while Rick Ross was at home eating pears and shit like that,” another user joked.

Last month, DDG sat down with “The Breakfast Club” and spoke candidly about what some have perceived to be brewing a beef between him and Waka Flocka Flame and also spinning the block with his baby mama, Halle Bailey.

“We just broke up. That’s all,” he said about the relationship that ended after two years in October 2024. As for the possibility of him and Bailey reconnecting romantically, he responded, “I don’t know where the world might take me, but right now I’m single. Super single.”

He continued, “We’re cool. Figured it out. Sometimes when I speak too deep about, like, my relationship or how I’m feeling, like, deeply inside, I get cancelled. Yeah, I made a song called ‘Famous’ a year ago — I got cancelled.”

“I was just trying to be a little expressive. So, I be trying to, like, keep, like, some s**t out [of] my music because I’m like, I don’t need the negative press around ‘cause n**gas just don’t like to hear art. They like to just hear drama around my name,” he added, according to Revolt.