City Girls' JT Deactivates Twitter Amid Backlash Over Her Treatment of Fan With Cancer

The City Girls member faced a wave of backlash this week after she admitted to blocking a fan who is allegedly dying from cancer. Read JT's explanation here.

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JT has, once again, deleted her Twitter account.

The City Girls member deactivated her account amid backlash over her treatment of a fan who claims to have cancer. Screenshots shared by Pop Crave show the fan reaching out to JT, requesting just five minutes of her time. The user—Shaddai Randolph—accompanied her message with a photo of her on a hospital bed surrounded by loved ones.

“Hey JT, sorry to bother u. I know I’ve said this b4, but I’m a fan of urs and I think ur amazing and funny,” Randolph’s tweet read. “Seeing u help me keeps my spirits up when I’m in pain. I’m dying and have cancer. You said u would DM me but never did. I still would like [to] FaceTime you for 5 mins if possible. Luv u.”

After other Twitter users encouraged JT to grant the fan’s request, Randolph claimed JT had blocked her.

JT admitted to the move and explained she did so because Randolph “was writing under every one of my posts.” Randolph’s Twitter account is also deactivated as of this writing.

JT of the City Girls deactivates her Twitter account after receiving backlash for blocking a young fan that is dying of cancer. pic.twitter.com/R64TYZXK1C

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) March 6, 2021

JT attempted to further explain her decision in a video, claiming she blocked Randolph because she was in the middle of an argument with another woman, and needed to turn down the noise.

“She was writing under everything, and then I was in the middle of a motherfucking argument … She was under my shit, people was arguing with her, there was too much going on,” JT said. “… I would never say fuck nobody with fuckin’ cancer. Get the fuck outta here. And I deactivated Twitter because everything I say and do know, I can’t even be happy in peace.”

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