Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams was reportedly removed from office following an investigation into his messages with an 18-year-old high school student and his spending on the city credit card.
Williams was the youngest mayor of Stockbridge. Now, he’s sitting down with The Shade Room’s Justin Carter on ‘TSR Investigates‘ to discuss the allegations, the private messages, and why he believes the investigation against him was politically motivated.
22-Year-Old Impeached Mayor Jayden Williams Speaks After Texts
According to Carter, the 18-year-old high school student that former Mayor Jayden Williams was communicating with was named RJ. Per Carter, the investigation into Williams revealed that their correspondence began in November 2025. At the time, RJ congratulated the mayor on winning the race and inquired about being his mentee.
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Per Carter, the pair exchanged phone numbers, and “things quickly got flirty.” Specifically, the former allegedly asked RJ if he was gay or bi. In response, the teen explained that he’s bisexual, but added that he’s been “leaning towards men a lot recently.” As their interaction went on, the flirting continued, and the pair allegedly exchanged pictures and videos.
More On The Texts & City Card Scandals Exposed
According to Williams, he didn’t think anything of his interaction with the high schooler. But in December, he appeared to realize the interaction may be inappropriate, and they mutually ended things via text. Per Williams, their interaction “never went beyond text messages.”
But scroll above to watch as Jayden Williams opens up about their relationship. Additionally, he speaks about an occasion when they were together in person, and the teen allegedly tried to kiss him. Furthermore, Carter also questions Williams about his relationships with his mentees and if any were ever sexual. In addition, Williams opens up about why he believes his removal from office was politically motivated rather than sparked by his alleged illicit spending on the city’s credit card. Lastly, he also shares whether he intends to take legal action in response to his impeachment.
