Sukihana, known for her bold comments, provocative music, and distinctive style, has recently expressed a desire to tone things down a notch.
The star, recognized for her role on “Baddies,” took to social media this week to share her regrets about certain aspects of her appearance. In a candid tweet, she stated, “I really outgrew my old self and these ghetto a** tattoos, childddd. I wish someone had stopped me from getting a machine gun tatted on my butt.”
This reflection comes just days after Sukihana shared an incident that could have escalated and took her back to her old ways. But instead she showcased her commitment to self-improvement. Suki posted a clip of a woman speaking with the police, explaining how a confrontation over a man led the woman to involve law enforcement.
Sukihana remarked, “This is why I’m working on myself because these be the ones! Acting like it’s on site but working with 12. This is just another day in Broward County, llle. My life is too ghetto, childddd. The cop told her to leave people alone and stop stalking me about a man! Child, y’all see me elevating, I see it too. I’m finna let this street sh*t go today! These girls will try to take everything you have from you and it’s not happening. That’s why I don’t argue.”
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In addition to her recent revelations, Sukihana faced legal troubles last month. The rapper, whose real name is Destiny Lanette Henderson, was taken into custody in North Lauderdale on charges of possession of ecstasy with intent to sell, manufacture, or deliver, as well as possession of codeine with intent to sell, manufacture, or deliver. She was held at BSO’s Paul Rein Detention Facility in Pompano Beach on a $7,500 bond but was later released.
It’s evident that Sukihana is striving to distance herself from trouble and is committed to making positive changes in her life.