INSTAGRAM: Moriah Mills leaks messages between her and Pop Smoke before his death

Moriah Mills leaks messages between her and Pop Smoke before his passing.

If you have been paying attention to sports headlines as of late, then you have certainly heard a lot about Moriah Mills. She is the woman who is accusing Zion Williamson of being unfaithful. The porn star has been going off on Twitter, and subsequently, she got her account suspended. Overall, this is mostly due to the fact that she threatened to leak sex tapes, which is an actual crime. Needless to say, this whole saga has been a sight to behold, although not in a good way.

In fact, the whole thing has been so bad that there are now all kinds of rumors about Zion being traded from the Pelicans. Prior to the Moriah Mills situation, this was never even a real thought or notion. However, for now, it is likely that Zion remains with the team. Now, Mills has shifted her focus to the late Pop Smoke. In a new Instagram post from No Jumper, you can see a screenshot of Mills’ IG story in which she shows off some alleged DMs from the “Dior” rapper.

The renowned model has been claiming to have dated the two-time All-Star but has not offered any proof to support her claim. Since Williamson’s statement, Mills has mostly focused on him on Twitter. Although the first overall choice in the 2019 NBA draft has not responded to any of her tweets, they have attracted a lot of media and fan attention.

Despite calls from supporters to be taken off the social networking site, Mills was permitted to post openly up until Tuesday. The adult entertainer threatened to upload a tape with Williamson and had her account suspended after amassing over a million followers on Twitter.

Mills is removed from Twitter

Whether Mills possesses such a recording or even knows the star of the New Orleans Pelicans is unknown. She has not offered any evidence to support her assertions that Williamson and she were in a serious relationship. However, her threat of revenge p*rn went too far, and she was removed from the platform.