Trick Daddy says marrying his wife is his biggest regret: “We gon end up in hell together” during interview with Yung Miami [VIDEO]
The rapper told Yung Miami on his cooking show that his wife spends his money on makeovers to cheat on him
Trick Daddy revealed on his cooking show that marrying his wife, Joy Young, is his biggest regret. In the viral clip posted to X by @ayekeeno on June 7, which has surpassed 659,000 views, he told guest Yung Miami that Joy spends his money on makeovers to cheat on him and that he cannot even get 10 to 15 minutes for a quickie. He added that if she continues committing adultery, they will end up in hell together.
The conversation occurred during food plating in the Miami-themed kitchen set of “I Got My Pots.” Trick Daddy wore a black beanie and branded apron, while Yung Miami, in a matching apron, sipped from a stemmed glass and reacted with visible confusion through body language and gestures.
The clip sparked widespread reactions discussing the couple’s long separation, divorce costs, religious implications, and past complaints about the marriage. Joy Young has not publicly responded as of press time.
He Claimed His Wife Spends His Money to Cheat
Trick Daddy explained that his wife, Joy Young, spends his money on makeovers to cheat on him. He specifically cited expenses for a $600 wig and makeup. He added that he cannot even get 10 to 15 minutes for a quickie in their relationship.
He told Yung Miami that he got married at age 22 and now considers that decision his biggest mistake. When asked about divorce, he stated he has no plans to marry again. If Joy continues committing adultery, he said, they will end up in hell together.
Yung Miami listened closely without interrupting. She placed both hands on her hips as the conversation progressed. She turned her head slightly to the side and gestured with open palms. Her facial expressions shifted from neutral to more reactive. She sipped occasionally from her stemmed glass with a green straw.
Trick Daddy spoke in a calm, matter-of-fact tone while using tongs to plate food. The discussion focused on his long-standing frustrations with the marriage. Yung Miami offered no advice or solutions during the exchange. The prepared food remained on the counter as they continued talking.
Trick Daddy Has Long Complained About His Marriage
Trick Daddy and Joy Young married in 2003. However, he was 28, not 22 years old, in 2003, seeing how he was born on September 27, 1974. The couple has been separated for approximately 10 years but remains legally married. Their tumultuous relationship became a central storyline on Love & Hip Hop: Miami, where viewers watched ongoing conflicts over separation, attempted reconciliations, and divorce proceedings.
Joy, who is Trina’s cousin, frequently discussed her frustrations on the show. She described being sick and tired of the situation and pursued divorce with support from family members, including financial help from Trina at one point. Trick Daddy resisted finalizing the split and expressed mixed emotions during multiple episodes. Scenes highlighted their complicated dynamic, including arguments, a controversial divorce party, and moments of lingering attachment despite the problems.
Public complaints from Trick Daddy about the marriage extend back several years through interviews and social media. He has repeatedly referenced regrets tied to the early union and ongoing issues with infidelity and compatibility. The pair has made various attempts to move on while staying legally bound, creating a cycle of drama that played out prominently on reality television.
Responders on X Appreciated Trick’s High Level of Candidness
The X post by @ayekeeno featuring the clip gained significant traction after its upload on June 7. It generated more than 5,000 likes and 156 replies while surpassing 659,000 views within days. The audiences responded with laughter, shock, and practical analysis of the marriage and divorce issues.
Many commenters emphasized the financial barriers to separation. One user wrote, “It’s cheaper to keep her. If he gets divorced, he has to pay up.” Another added, “He got married young, so all of his […] has to be split with wifey. He got the money after her, so it’s going to cost more to get rid of her.”
Religious interpretations also surfaced frequently. One commenter stated, “Not end up in hell together 😩 y’all gotta stop playing with god.” Another wrote, “Making her cheat so she can end up in hell is diabolical.”
Additional replies referenced longstanding rumors about the couple. Several users mentioned claims that Trick Daddy slept with Joy’s sister, with one writing, “He slept with her sister, end of story.” Others focused on Trick Daddy’s appearance, including comments such as “SOMEONE IS […] THAT?????” and “Could you imagine being trapped up underneath that?? 🤢.”
The Cooking Show Provided an Unusual Setting
“Bitch I Got My Pots” is Trick Daddy’s casual cooking series that blends food preparation with unscripted conversations. The Miami-themed kitchen includes white cabinets, a stove, a central counter island, palm tree wallpaper, a neon “305” sign, and bright lighting.
In the clip, Trick Daddy uses tongs to plate steak and mashed potatoes as the discussion unfolds. The prepared food sits untouched on the counter throughout the exchange. No one eats during the segment. The personal conversation becomes the main focus amid the ongoing cooking activity.
Trick Daddy maintains a calm, matter-of-fact tone. He clearly states his regrets and explains his reasoning without raising his voice or apologizing. Yung Miami listens attentively without interrupting. She places her hands on her hips at times, turns her head slightly, and gestures with open palms. Her facial expressions shift from neutral to reactive. She occasionally sips from a stemmed glass with a green straw.
The contrast between routine food plating and deeply personal revelations creates an unusual atmosphere. The clip ends with the food still on the counter and the conversation concluded. This everyday kitchen setting makes the candid disclosures stand out even more.
Divorce Would Be Costly
Trick Daddy married Joy Young in 2003, after scoring major hits such as “Shut Up,” “I’m a Thug,” and “In Da Wind.” At that time, he had not yet built significant wealth. His financial success grew substantially during the marriage.
Under Florida law, assets acquired during marriage are generally subject to equitable distribution. This means a divorce could require him to divide a substantial portion of his assets with Joy. The couple’s decade-long separation has not changed their legal marital status.
Florida operates under a no-fault divorce system. A judge can grant the dissolution even if one party objects. However, the financial consequences of property division and potential support obligations remain unavoidable. The common expression “it’s cheaper to keep her” often applies in situations where ending the marriage would prove expensive.
Trick Daddy did not discuss financial matters in the cooking show conversation. He focused instead on personal regret, accusations of adultery, and the religious statement that they would end up in hell together. His comments centered on emotional and spiritual reasons for remaining legally married despite years of separation.
No Public Responses Yet
As of press time, Joy Young has not publicly responded to Trick Daddy’s comments. She has issued no statement about the allegations of cheating or spending. Trick Daddy has not posted any follow-up, and Yung Miami has remained silent on the clip.
The cooking show episode continues to draw attention across social media and entertainment platforms. The candid exchange in an otherwise lighthearted kitchen setting has reignited public interest in the couple’s long and complicated relationship.
Viewers familiar with their Love & Hip Hop: Miami history see the latest comments as part of an ongoing pattern. Whether this sparks further discussion or action remains to be seen. For now, the viral clip stands as the most recent chapter in Trick Daddy and Joy Young’s high-profile marital story.