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Lil' Kim saw the response to her wishes of a monsoon for the Los Angeles wildfires and doubled in what she said.

Lil Kim is deflecting the negativity generated from her recent L.A. wildfires post and redirecting the focus on the ongoing crisis response.

Rapper Lil Kim said in January 2025 that she was praying for a monsoon in LA amid the city's wildfires. Here's why she defended her comment.

Lil’ Kim is facing criticism after sharing a good-intentioned, but misinformed, social media post about the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. On Tuesday (Jan. 14), the Hip-Hop icon took to Instagram and X to express her sympathy for those affected.

Lil Kim disabled her Instagram comments after causing a stir by praying for a monsoon to combat the L.A. fires.

Amid the LA wildfires, prayers and well-wishes are pouring in from celebrities. While many are sharing resources and donation links, Lil' Kim posted a different message that's now going viral. "Been sending strong prayers up for LA and everyone affected by the fires.

Lil’ Kim caught some heat yesterday after dropping a good-intentioned social media post about the raging wildfires in Los Angeles. On Tuesday (Jan. 14), the Hip-Hop legend hit up Instagram and X to share her thoughts and show love for those impacted by the crisis.

Lil' Kim doubled down after she shared a post saying she was praying for a monsoon amid the fires in Los Angeles. Across a series of posts shared on X, on Thursday, the 50-year-old rapper appeared to address backlash for her initial post.