GloRilla's sister Victoria Woods publicly accused the rapper of failing to provide financial support to their family since her rise to fame, claiming their mother still works at FedEx, their father recently borrowed money, and siblings have gone without help.
Woods, also known as Scar Face Woods and who has claimed to be GloRilla's twin sister, posted videos and messages on Facebook on February 4, 2026, detailing alleged struggles including rent issues and past living conditions in Memphis.
Hours later, GloRilla responded on Instagram Stories by sharing screenshots of text messages from their mother thanking her for ongoing help and expressing appreciation.
The drama centers on GloRilla, whose real name is Gloria Hallelujah Woods (also referred to as Gloria Woods), a Grammy-nominated Memphis rapper known for hits including "FNF," "Yeah Glo!," "TGIF," and "Wanna Be." She signed with Yo Gotti's CMG label in July 2022 and has risen rapidly in hip-hop.
Victoria Woods alleged that GloRilla has not supported their parents or her 10 siblings financially despite fame and wealth. Specific claims include their mother continuing to work at FedEx, their father borrowing $100 from their mother, and Woods herself contributing $1,800 toward a $2,400 rent payment after GloRilla allegedly "blocked" their mother.
Woods referenced a past viral video in which GloRilla gifted their father, Edwin C. Woods Sr., a Jaguar SUV following his nearly three-decade career with the U.S. Postal Service (reported around November 2025). She claimed the vehicle sits without gas and that the gift was insufficient given ongoing needs.
Additional accusations highlighted family hardships: siblings sharing a home with rats and roaches, sleeping on busted air mattresses, and bathing from water bottles during lean times. Woods stated GloRilla prioritizes friends over family, has not helped the siblings she "struggled with," and has avoided publicly featuring family despite discussing their past struggles in interviews. She questioned why media outlets have not seen the siblings in four years, rejecting claims of protection since the family remains in Memphis.
Woods posted: “I’ll Really Go Live And Expose Yall Favorite Rapper!! Same Mom, Same Dad, 10 Siblings!! Yall Think she this upright a** person when she really not ain’t fwu since she got on..." and "And our parents are not straight!! Our dad just borrowed 100$ from our mom... I had to give my mom 1800$ on a 2400$ rent cause Yall favorite rapper blocked her !! Im tired of being quiet!!!!"
GloRilla did not issue a direct verbal statement addressing the claims. Instead, she shared a screenshot on Instagram Stories late on February 4 from a contact labeled "Ma Nem" (their mother). The texts read: “Thank You so very very much!!! Really didn’t want to ask because you already do so much for us. I thank you so very very much for all that you do. I don’t take it for granted at all!” and “I Really do Love and Appreciate You so very very much! God Bless you for your honor, respect, kindness and love shown to me! You’re such a blessing to me. When I become a millionaire, I GOT YOU!!! Meanwhile I’ll prayerfully keep you in God’s hands continually.”
Victoria Woods quickly responded, questioning the authenticity of the messages and asking "Where the time and date at" and whether the phone number belonged to their mother. She continued posting and going live, doubling down on her claims, referencing the CMG signing (noting siblings were absent), and making other indirect comments.
GloRilla grew up in a religious household in Memphis' Frayser neighborhood as her mother's eighth child, with nine siblings total (10 children for her mother). The family listened to gospel music, and she participated in the church choir before shifting toward rap around age 15 while living with her father.
Victoria Woods' claim of being a twin sister has not been publicly confirmed by GloRilla.
GloRilla has previously stated in interviews that she purchased homes for both parents and a car for her father, and that her mother's bank account was in good shape. The current allegations contrast with those earlier accounts.
The public exchange has sparked widespread online debate about familial obligations after celebrity success, the privacy of family matters, and expectations placed on rising stars from modest backgrounds. Comments on platforms like Instagram and Facebook have ranged from defending GloRilla's right to set boundaries to criticizing perceived neglect of parents and siblings.
No independent verification of the financial claims, text authenticity, or specific living conditions has been reported by major outlets. Both sides have aired grievances primarily through social media without formal legal action or detailed public records.
The family is based in Memphis, Tennessee, where GloRilla launched her career. The accusations and response unfolded publicly on Facebook, Instagram Stories, and circulating videos starting February 4, 2026, and continued into February 5.
As of the latest reports, the situation remains unresolved with ongoing social media activity from Victoria Woods. GloRilla has not issued further statements.
Separately, GloRilla is scheduled to participate in the 2026 Ruffles NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Friday, February 13, 2026, at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. The event airs on ESPN and features other celebrities alongside NBA legends and WNBA players.
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