
After a dramatic falling out, Sagemommy and Jettdaddy are back to playing Valorant duos again.
Self-proclaimed e-girl Sagemommy got into a bit of drama with her former business partner and possible lover, Jettdaddy, back in February. The two Valorant players took to Twitter to argue back and forth about what really went down between the two, but it appeared that the two were “e-dating” but were not officially together in real life.
At the time, Sagemommy shared a long Google document outlining what happened between the two Valorant content creators but many gamers were left wondering why this deserved an explanation at all.
Now, Sagemommy and Jettdaddy are streaming Valorant again. And maybe more…
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Earlier this week, Sagemommy shocked the Valorant community by announcing that she would be streaming Valorant with Jettdaddy again despite their previous disagreements over their relationship.
Sagemommy allegedly sent a meme to Jettdaddy that said: “Girlfriends ‘end,’ boyfriends ‘end,’ friends ‘end,’ but you know what doesn’t end? E-sex.”
In response to the “silly” tweet, Jettdaddy asked Sagemommy to play Valorant together on Thursday. Then come Thursday, the two actually streamed Valorant, with Sagemommy joking that they were “doin’ business.”
So are the two together? It’s unclear. Soon after the stream, Sagemommy tweeted “yeah idk,” which was a bit vague for fans.
“Just move on, bestie,” a fan wrote.
Many others agreed that it wasn’t worth getting into anything intimate or personal on her stream or X, urging her to keep things private and move on from Jettdaddy.
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