How many kids does Fetty Wap have?
RAPPER Fetty Wap rose to popularity with his 2015 hit Trap Queen, which led him to secure a major record deal at the time. The songwriter has been laying low since his rise to fame and is reportedly dating model Turquoise Miami. Fetty Wap, whose real name is Willie Junior Maxwell II, has six children with five different women. He is father to Aydin with Ariel Reese, Zaviera and Zyheir Maxwell with Lezhae Zeona, Amani Lauren with Elaynna Parker, Khari Barbie Maxwell with Masika Kalysha, Lauren Maxwell with Turquoise Miami. The father-of-six keeps his private life off of social media so little is known about his relationship with his children. However, his girlfriend Turquoise alleged that Fetty had not paid child support and called him out on Instagram, according to the Shade Room. Fetty claimed back in 2020 that he is preparing for a comeback in music, as he had been laying low for a few years. He addressed his career on Instagram after a user asked him why he fell off to which he said: Bad business managers greed and selfishness but its almost over. "I got rid of all that goofy sh** around me. Now I can focus on the music .. and Im goin tf up just watch." During an interview with DJ Self on Shade 45, Fetty revealed he had lost his left eye following an accident with serious after-effects. "When I was little, I had gotten into a little accident and it gave me congenital glaucoma in both of my eyes," he said. He suffers from a condition that affects and damages the optic nerve due to a build-up of pressure. 4 Fetty has an eye condition but still has vision in his other eye Credit: Getty  This prevents the eye from sending out images for the brain to process and can occur after trauma or an infection. "The doctor saved one, I was blessed to still have my vision. That's it. That's the story." Fetty is estimated to be worth $8million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. He reportedly made his fortune through his hit singles Trap Queen, My Way, and 679 featuring Remy Boyz and his debut album which peaked atop the Billboard 200 chart.