Social media users are weighing in on a viral clip of King Trell telling his fiance, Heather Sanders, that he wouldn’t spin the block on her despite their 15-year relationship and their sharing three kids.
More On The Viral Clip Of King Trell Telling Heather Sanders He Wouldn’t Spin The Block On Her After 15 Years & 3 Kids
Earlier this month, a new episode of King Trell and Heather Sanders’s podcast, ‘Safe To Say,’ was published via YouTube. During the episode, Sanders asked Trell if they ever broke up and if he would spin the block on her. To which, he firmly replied, “No.”
In turn, Sanders explained that she has his kids. However, he said that he didn’t care.
“It would just be you and the kids,” Trell continued.
Despite this, Sanders said that she feels like he would spin the block on her. But Trell stated, “I wouldn’t.” And he said so multiple times.
Then, about a week later, an episode of their separate podcast, ‘Back On Figg,’ was published via YouTube, and they unpacked the viral moment alongside Yung Miami.
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Social Media Weighs
Social media users weighed in on the conversation between Heather Sanders and King Trell in TSR’s comment section.
Instagram user @darealhollywood_ wrote, “He KEEP saying hes not and yall not listening..”
While Instagram user @everybodyloves.mii added, “Girl, he said what he said, believe him..”
Instagram user @ebonysaintz wrote, “Women hear what they wanna hear… Men do be honest…”
While Instagram user @kmattwins18 added, “15 years and not married, he doesn’t love her or like her”
Instagram user @callmemuvajoy_ wrote, “Girllllla he would absolutely NOT. Hes telling you please LISTEN”
While Instagram user @badgyal_sisii added, “Listen when your partner speaks. FRFR.”
Instagram user @lilalovinglifee wrote, “When a man tells you something he wouldnt , believe him”
While Instagram user @ashdandridge1013 added, “Put tariffs on Mics”
Instagram user @spoiled_b wrote, “He said no, more than 3 times. What more does he need to say?”
While Instagram user @nezyorkcity added, “Never ask a question if youre not ready for an honest reply.”
Instagram user @cmej_ wrote, “Once its over , its done ”
While Instagram user @avo94_ added, “You been with her 15years and he said no quick , not even a idk probably not , he said no he want out”
Instagram user @msbrittany_msjohnson_ wrote, “Why would he be expected to come back if you leave? This is weird”
While Instagram user @weezywtf added, “Trell is obsessed withhis girl and talksabouther highly, so idk why he lied like this I agree with Heather, he’s definitely spinning. Running. Jumping. I love them together”
Instagram user @realivanaejohnson wrote, “Gas $4+ a gallon and yall talmbout about a hypothetical spin the block. ”
Before The Viral Clip Of King Trell Telling Heather Sanders He Wouldn’t Spin The Block On Her After 15 Years & 3 Kids, She Made Headlines Linking Up With Angela White
Prior to her viral conversation with King Trell, Heather Sanders made headlines when she reunited with her former best friend, Angela White, back in July 2024. As The Shade Room previously reported, at the time, White appeared as a guest on Sanders’ ‘Safe To Say’ podcast, and they reflected on their beef and viral exchange on Snapchat.
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