Keyshia Ka'oir says Gucci Mane never called the police on Pooh Shiesty

Keyshia Ka'oir wrote on Instagram that Gucci Mane 'was not the one who called the popo' after the Jan. 10 Dallas studio incident, and called the Pooh Shiesty side's move cowardly. Prosecutors allege Gucci was forced at gunpoint to release Pooh from his 1017 deal; the defendants have pleaded not guilty and trial is set for Feb. 22, 2027.

Gucci Mane's wife Keyshia Ka'oir is pushing back hard on the snitch talk. In an Instagram comment Saturday night, Oct. 24, under a clip of Ebro Darden defending Gucci on his Apple Music show, Ka'oir wrote that "they painted this CRAZY false narrative about my husband" and that "MY HUSBAND WAS NOT THE ONE WHO CALLED THE POPO!" She added that it "doesn't even matter anyway" because "9 ninjas pulled down on ONE man with G*NS," calling it a "COWARD MOVE" when Gucci "was called there for a MEETING to discuss the boy's album." She said there was "NO BEEF! NO PRIOR ISSUES!" and blamed "jealousy, greed, and ungratefulness," claiming "somebody promised him money to leave 1017." Federal prosecutors allege that a Jan. 10, 2026 meeting at a Dallas studio about Pooh Shiesty's 1017 contract turned into an armed takeover in which Gucci was forced to sign papers releasing Pooh from his deal, and that cash and jewelry were taken from three victims. Nine men were charged, including Pooh Shiesty, his father and Big30. The defendants have pleaded not guilty, and trial is set for Feb. 22, 2027. Pooh Shiesty's camp had not responded to Ka'oir's comment as of Sunday morning.

Sources: Say Cheese and Hollywood Unlocked (Oct. 24, 2026); AllHipHop (Oct. 19, 2026). The criminal allegations are unproven; the defendants have pleaded not guilty. Photo: @KeyshiaKaoir on X.