French Montana's Ex-Girlfriend Trina Denies Dissing Khloe Kardashian In New Song Called 'F***Love'

Khloe Kardashian and French Montana's relationship may have come to an end but the controversies that it created still continues to follow the two of them. After reports surfaced that Montana's ex-girlfriend Trina dissed the two of them in her new song, she finally came out to blatantly deny that the lyrics had anything to do with the ill-fated couple.

Trina, who is also a rapper like French, was reportedly still in a relationship and living with him in New Jersey when Khloe came into the picture. Trina and French have a child together and French has openly dissed Trina recently, citing problems with his baby mama.

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Khloe and French started dating early this year following Khloe's split from husband of four years, Lamar Odom. Khloe filed for divorce in December 2013 but the divorce has not yet been finalised. Khloe and French have been going out for months before the relationship was confirmed and French officially made his "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" debut appearance before the season ended last month.

Several months after photos of the two started peppering social media and tabloids worldwide, Trina's single came out and the title, "F*** Love" led many to believe that the track is inspired by French and Khloe's relationship. Despite the speculations, Trina has taken to social media site Twitter to speak out about the track. She denied that the song is meant as an attack to anyone.

In an interview with All Hip Hop, Trina elaborated further that she was not thinking about French or Khloe when she wrote the song. She continued to say that there was nothing in the song that was meant to diss anybody and she's not using it to make jabs or as a gimmick to gain publicity. She stated that she doesn't need to do a publicity stunt because she's an established artist in the hip-hop scene. She called herself a real artist and a real woman. She said that she's been in the industry for 14 years and that she doesn't need to come up with any tricks. She said that she's only being dragged into the issue because people always want something to make a big deal out of.

The track is not out on Spotify and iTunes and Trina has been busy promoting it via her Twitter account where she's been constantly retweeting compliments and calling on fans to download and request for the track.