Title: A Surprise Nobody Saw Coming—Except Maybe Boosie
Mother’s Day is a time when moms get to shine, and many use the occasion to share sweet first-time photos with their babies. But for Rajel, Boosie’s newest baby mama, her soft, sentimental moment was hijacked by none other than Boosie himself.
Over the weekend, while fans expected to see a glamorous reveal with professional photos and a heartfelt caption from Rajel, Boosie beat her to the punch. He posted their baby girl first—before she could even hit “upload” on her own timeline.
A Girl Dad Move… or a Spotlight Steal?
Boosie proudly shared images of his new daughter, claiming his “#GirlDad” status with love and excitement. But instead of receiving all praise, the internet couldn’t help but call out the timing.
Let’s be real: Rajel had probably been planning that post for weeks. Matching outfits? Check. Professional photoshoot? Booked. Captions that hit the heartstrings? Most likely saved in her Notes app.
But before she could roll it all out, Boosie pulled a classic Boosie move—uncensored, unfiltered, and completely in the moment. While fans were happy to see the adorable baby girl, many couldn’t help but feel for Rajel, who deserved that first introduction.
This Isn’t the First Time Boosie’s Done His Own Thing
Boosie has long been known for his unpredictable social media presence, so it’s not exactly shocking. But it does reignite conversations around co-parenting etiquette, especially when it comes to those major firsts: baby reveals, birthdays, holidays.
There’s an unspoken rule in the parenting playbook—let mom have her moment, especially on Mother’s Day. Fans flooded the comments asking why he couldn’t wait just a few hours for Rajel to post her own debut.
Reactions Pour In
Social media users had mixed reactions:
“Boosie really said ‘Happy Mother’s Day’ and posted HER baby before she could?!”
“This man couldn’t wait one more day to let the mother have her moment?”
“Typical Boosie behavior. Gotta be first, gotta be loud.”
While Boosie’s intentions may have been pure, timing is everything—and this moment left many wondering whether it was celebration or sabotage.
