Summer Walker is letting the world know what she’s looking for in her next romantic partner.
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Summer Walker Gets Real About What She’s Looking For In Her Next Partner
Over the weekend, Walker took to her Instagram Story to share a now-deleted post. Additionally, the singer shared a photo of what appeared to be a bouquet of roses underneath a short text caption.
Furthermore, in the caption, Walker detailed what she’s seeking in her next partner.
“I’m making sure my next baby daddy/husband rich af & I mean rich cause these kids expensive as HELL,” she wrote. “love them down tho… like there’s women getting 10 to 20k a month in child support, God bless them lol”
Social Media Weighs In
Social media users reacted to Walker’s transparent message in The Shade Room’s comment section.
While Instagram user @dominiquechinn added, “Kids are definitely expensive, that’s definitely a truth. Keep that in mind the ones without kids”
Instagram user @itskamillion wrote, “I know that’s real”
Instagram user @iamkakeking wrote, “You better put London back on the track….”
Summer Walker Recently Shared THIS Grievance About One Of The Fathers Of Her Children
As The Shade Room previously reported, Walker’s relationship with her boyfriend, Coop Cashingston, appeared to be going strong. In July, the pair were spotted celebrating the fourth while yachting.
Walker and Cashington’s romantic status has recently become unclear. However, the singer has made it clear that she is apparently not happy with one of her children’s fathers, music producer London On Da Track.
As The Shade Room previously reported, in August, a woman named Eboni publicly accused London of neglecting their daughter, Paris. Subsequently, Walker entered the chat, alleging London is the same way with their daughter, Bubbles.
Furthermore, Walker’s comment led to London seemingly denying her claim, which even prompted Larry Williams — who shares twin children with Walker — to enter the public discussion as well.
