PHOTOS: Sexyy Red & King Von’s Sister Trade Receipts

Chief Keef is the reason why Sexyy Red and KaylaB, King Von's sister, have been exchanging receipts online! To demonstrate how devoted they were to the rapper whose top song 'Love Sosa'  both women put on their boxing gloves!

So backstory! earlier this month, Chief Keef shared a collection of pictures of himself cuddling up to Sexyy Red. The rapper was seen in the pictures rocking his chain, sticking out her tongue a few inches from his mouth, and wrapping his arm around her neck. 

SexyyRed commented on the flicks with her and Cheif keef “TDHWGTG 🥷🏽👰🏾‍♀️ dis just my favorite brudda yal 😏.”  in her comment section. 

At the same time, Red also shared several videos with Keef, claiming that he was simply her "brother."

A mere week ago, Rap Sea Viral posted an image of Kayla B allegedly flaunting the chain of the Chicago rapper. Following that, on a Wednesday (June 26), Sexyy posted her photos containing the identical chain, including images of cramming the chain in her intimates. She stated in the post, “Iont care who wear dis mf nie.”

Red even posted the intimate picture to X, formerly known as Twitter. “We go together now mwah gimme ah kiss @chieffkeeffsossa,” she penned in the caption.

Kayla B Adds To The Dispute, Also Declaring Chief Keef Amid Sexyy Red Challenges

Soon after, KaylaB appeared to reply to Sexyy with a selfie in the mirror showing her and Chief Keef sharing a kiss. In her caption, she said,

“Let’s be a familyyyyy”

with heart-eye emojis. She even tagged Red,

who commented, “Wya we fina come get chu!!” under the thread.

SexyyRed posted a video to X, looks like she was subtweeting Kayla, wording, “You can’t run me off that easy,” and declared they had to “share” Keef. 

On top of that, she may have subtweeted Von’s little sister a question, “How do I taste?”

KaylaB afterward posted a video to her Instagram Stories jamming Sexyy Red’s music.

The hip hop community continues to react to the developments, with artists, producers, and fans weighing in across social media platforms. In a genre that thrives on authenticity, competition, and unfiltered expression, moments like this become part of the larger cultural conversation that defines each era of the music. The story is still unfolding, and in hip hop, the next chapter is always just one verse, one post, or one interview away from changing everything.