Jeezy divorce journey has officially reached its final chapter, and the Atlanta rapper is finally finding peace after months of public legal tension and private emotional struggle.
During an interview on The Breakfast Club, Jeezy reflected on how life feels post-divorce.
“I tell myself this every day — man, this is amazing,” he said calmly. “I don’t want enemies. I don’t want conflict. I just want peace, joy, and freedom. Freedom is everything. Especially when it comes to art, to expressing yourself, to culture. This is the season of me. I’m putting myself first at all costs.”
It was a soft but clear declaration that his healing has begun.
While he now sounds calm and centered, his divorce journey was far from easy. Just weeks ago, Jeezy stood before a judge accused of willfully failing to transfer the title of a 2021 Range Rover to Jeannie Mai, as part of their settlement. The court denied his request to have Jeannie pay his legal fees and warned that continued failure to comply could land him in jail.
The finalization of their divorce last summer didn’t bring closure. Instead, it led to more conflict. Jeannie Mai accused him of failing to meet obligations, including childcare payments, a $500,000 deposit for their daughter’s account, car title transfers, and several months of rent.
Jeezy fired back, saying he struggled to verify lease documents, and suggested the car title delay was due to DMV backlog. He also claimed that Jeannie was leaking their private matters to the press as a way to damage his image.
Now that most issues are resolved, the rapper is shifting focus. The Jeezy divorce journey may have tested him, but he says it also gave him clarity. His mission now is to protect his peace and reclaim his freedom.
“It’s about putting myself first,” he said. “No enemies, no chaos. Just peace.”
