French Montana found himself the subject of headlines this week after he exited a sit-down with Rah Ali while on a taping of her podcast, Sited. The reason? That painful query about the recent tension between two of his most prominent collaborators over the years, Rick Ross and Drake.
It was all fair sailing so far. French was in high spirits, even exciting some of his fans with a bit of news for them: his close friend and fellow rapper, Max B, will be released from prison on November 9, which also happens to be French’s birthday. There was a quick burst of good cheer everywhere.
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However, the mood shifted instantly when the host, Rah Ali, gently guided the conversation to a discussion of French’s personal life. Asked about his love life, French answered politely, if not convincingly, and deftly dodged the question with a simple fact: that he prefers to keep certain things private.
“I’d just like to leave my private life, my private life,” French said. “I feel like every time it hit the press, it just was in the s### but was over after that.
It was a fair response. But then came the real curveball: a question about the well-documented beef between Rick Ross and Drake. That is when French’s demeanor visibly and quickly shifted. “I’ll be right back to get my car outside; I double parked.”
Caught off guard, host Rah Ali attempted to move along, but she acknowledged the presence in the room. The moment sent the studio and the audience into a frenzy, adding another layer of drama to the long-simmering drama in hip-hop.
French Montana’s response may not have been a direct reply, but silence is golden. And since he’s spent so much time around Rick Ross and Drake, you can see why Buddy would rather not get caught in the crossfire.
That said, his dramatic exit is giving people plenty to talk and speculate about. Was it loyalty? Was it discomfort? Or did they grow weary of the headlines?
Whatever the reason, one thing was apparent: French wanted no part of that conversation, not even enough to refuse politely on camera. Sometimes, that car outside is parked too conveniently.
While the hip-hop hive mind further dissects the Ross-Drake beef, an unlikely third party, French Montana, has inadvertently stoked the fire with an exit that could go down as one of 2025’s most memorable interview walk-offs.
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