Tyga Claims He Wanted To Sign 14-Year-Old Girl To His Label

Tyga Denies Being Creepy In Text Messages To Teen He Met On Instagram

A day after 14-year-old Molly O’Malia came forward in a press conference with the support of her lawyer Gloria Allred, Tyga’s reps are defending his intentions — admitting he reached out to her but denying it was for anything sexual.

TMZ is reporting that Tyga was hoping to “scout” her musical talent after they became interested in signing her as a singer:

Tyga’s manager Anthony Martini tells TMZ the rapper reached out to 14-year-old Molly O’Malia after his team found out she had a pretty strong musical following online and thought she might be a candidate for a Last Kings Records project … his record label. Tyga claims it was strictly business and completely PG. As for her age — according to text messages obtained by TMZ … Molly mentions she is 17.

The manager says in the back and forth Tyga specifically asked her to send him some music, adding things never got “uncomfortable” as she claimed. The rep says Tyga wanted to FaceTime Molly to talk business and see her sing … as he sat in the studio with his producers.

SMH. If you’re a label owner and you see a talented young girl — would you reach out to her directly or have your head of A&R do it? Just saying. Also, does Molly lose all credibility for lying about her age?

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