Wealthy Homie Quan’s family outraged, demands privacy as multiple women share explicit tribute posts to late rapper

News of the death of Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan rocked the world on Thursday, September 5, with fans and friends flooding social media with photos and videos honoring his memory.

According to reports, the previous “Rich Gang” artist was found unconscious on a couch by his longtime girlfriend, Amber Williams, on Thursday morning at his Atlanta home.

It wasn’t there confirmed by medical experts as the reason behind death, but multiple sources have said it was likely a drug overdose. The news spread like wildfire online, with hundreds of individuals sharing the rapper’s heartfelt words and posts, but a number of the tributes to the 33-year-old haven’t gone down well together with his family.

Texas rapper Erica Banks posted a carousel of videos of herself and Rich Homie Quan spending intimate time together. One clip shows Quan kissing her on the face and neck, while one other shows him lying shirtless next to her. She also shared a clip of their video call, as well as a screenshot of a message by which Quan allegedly confessed his feelings to Banks.

Initially, fans criticized the 25-year-old “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star because they felt she was trying to grab attention within the improper way and expose Quan’s apparent infidelity during a difficult time for him.

The backlash apparently became an excessive amount of for Banks, as she later decided to delete the post from her page. However, the “Buss It” rapper wasn’t the one woman to pay Quan a tongue-in-cheek tribute.

Similar to Banks’ post, the lady who goes by the name Light Bright posted several videos of herself and Quan video chatting on TikTok, as well as footage of them going out together and a heartfelt text from Quan.

Fans also dragged the lady online, who later returned to TikTok in a separate post, assuring indignant fans that Quan was only a “great friend” she had known since March, who she met on the dating show “20 vs. 1.”

AND the fourth woman named Big Britt, wearing a purple wig, might be seen in TikTok videos of Quan in a studio, kissing her on the neck. In one video, he refers to himself as the lady’s “boyfriend” while the camera on a plane. She shared a separate video to confirm that they were involved From “March 18.”

One of Quan’s alleged family members came upon concerning the mess and decided to call out blogs for exploiting the drama.

Without specifying how she is said to Quan, the lady responded to the Neighborhood Talk post, saying, “Speaking as a FAMILY MEMBER! We are all suffering but because of BLOGS! Posting this shit all the time doesn’t make it any better… She has a family at home, kids and no one wants to see this shit.”

The “Milk Marie” artist has 4 children, two of whom are with Williams.

Since the news of his death broke, clip from Rich Homie Quan’s 2022 interview on “MY EXPERT OPINION,” by which the “Type of Way” rapper talks about his drug addiction.

The clip begins with Quan recounting how he went from the height of his profession to the depths of its decline after his performance pay was cut and he was banned from making any music.

“Man, I had a little dark cloud over my head – it was probably the worst thing I’ve ever experienced in my life, because you have to imagine I went through that journey very quickly,” he said.

Podcast host Math Hoffa later asked Quan if there have been any “drugs” involved, to which he replied, “Oh, sure, man, I was taking Molly every day.” He continued, “I felt like I couldn’t do the show or sing the song without taking Molly.”

Quan explained that he was “on tour” when he began abusing the substance because he had trouble maintaining his energy after back-to-back performances. That is until a family member said, “Bruh, I have something that will keep you going.” Quan confirmed that while the medication was working, he felt himself changing. He said, “I’m cutting my mom, I’m not showing up for family events, I knew I was just lost in the sauce.”

He really knew there was an issue when he began hanging black curtains to protect himself from the sun, stating, “I took (the drug) before I brushed my teeth, bro. That’s how I started my day.” He later revealed that he stopped taking the drug, saying he didn’t touch Molly for five years to “get back to (myself).”

The rapper would have turned 34 next month.