Boosie Badazz Says He Bonded Out a Woman He Has Called His Stalker for Three or Four Years. His Family Is Furious. He Asked If Anyone Has a Mental-Health Program.

Instagram, then The Breakfast Club cut. Torence “Boosie Badazz” Hatch, Baton Rouge, August 2026:

These last three, four years he has had a real stalker. People saw her on YouTube at his gate getting arrested. She pulled up with a BB gun and aimed it at him. His son was ready to take her off the property that time. Last month she showed up naked at the gate in Timberlands. He has usually told police to let her go. A couple of nights ago she was in jail again. He went and bonded her out that morning. Family mad. She was still sitting because nobody else would sign. If a Good Samaritan has a mental-health program that can help her — that was the ask.

The $30,000 figure in some recaps is the number attached to the gesture in circulation. His own tape emphasizes the act, not a receipt. Treat the dollars as reported color unless a booking sheet lands.

What he says she has done

His list, across the video and the blogs that transcribed it: years of appearing at the estate. BB guns at the gate. Cars blocking the drive. Claims about a relationship and a professional status he says are not real, made to him and to cops. Trespass. Erratic public scenes. Naked-and-boots is the image that traveled. None of that is a diagnosis. None of it is a conviction in this article. It is his account of a person he still paid to unlock.

Why the family is allowed to be furious

Bonding a person you have described as armed-adjacent at your children’s house is a choice that looks like mercy from the living room couch and like a security failure from the hallway that leads to the kids. Envy, listening on Breakfast Club, said he understood the mental-health priority and still would not have signed. That is the split in one sentence. Boosie has spent a career telling cameras he is the one who will not leave people in a cage if he thinks the cage is the wrong building. This time the person in the cage is the person he says will not stay off his concrete.

Asking for a program is the only part of the clip that is not content. It is also not a treatment plan. Streamers and rappers are not clinicians. A woman who keeps arriving at a celebrity gate may need care, a stay-away order, both, or a trial. He is not qualified to pick. He picked the bond anyway.

The pattern

He has said he usually has police release her. That is how a four-year file gets to four years. Paying this time is him deciding jail is not working and still not wanting her in the system overnight. It is also him putting his name on her walking papers. If she comes back to the gate, the video will have a sequel and the family will have a longer list of reasons they were right.

Do not name her from a blog if the blogs did not lock a name. Do not turn BB guns and Timberlands into a comedy still. Stalking allegations are ugly whether the target is a rapper or anyone else. Mental illness is not a punchline and not a get-out-of-trespass card. He tried to hold both ideas in one live. His people did not sign. That is the story: a man who will not stop talking paid to open a door he has spent years asking the state to close, then asked the internet for a hospital. The internet will give him comments. She needs something that is not comments. He said that part out loud. The rest is whether the gate stays shut.