Jaidyn Alexis said on The TMZ Podcast that Nevaeh Akira’s newborn son Johnathan Jr. will not be meeting her children anytime soon. The decision puts Blueface’s family situation in public view again, with the immediate issue now centered on contact, not co-parenting talk.
“No plans for that. Not anywhere close by,” Alexis said, drawing a hard line around her 9-year-old son Javon and 4-year-old daughter Journey. She added, “For one, let’s get the swab results back,” before pressing the paternity question that hangs over Blueface’s latest child.
Javon and Journey
Alexis framed the boundary as more than a personal preference. “For two, I mean, I just don’t really feel like supporting broken homes just all over the place,” she said, while also calling Blueface “genuinely gone” and “lost in the sauce.” She said the last time he saw his oldest two children was either June or July.
The dispute is not happening in a vacuum. Earlier this month, Blueface and Neveah Akira welcomed Johnathan Jr. during a livestream, and Alexis has now made clear that her children will not be introduced while the paternity question remains unsettled. Her language turns what might have been a private family call into a public standoff over access, recognition, and timing.
Johnathan Jr. and the swab
Alexis also said it was “mad disrespectful” for Blueface’s new child to have the same middle name as Javon, arguing, “I think it’s mad disrespectful that you would name some kid that you don’t even know for sure as yours with the same middle name as Javon.” She added, “It could have been a Jonathan Porter. It didn’t need to have all that.”
That is the part that changes the story from a family disagreement into a sharper test of paternity and parenting boundaries. Alexis is not just rejecting a visit; she is asking for the swab results first, then deciding whether any contact makes sense. In practice, that leaves Blueface’s newborn in a holding pattern while the adults keep arguing over what the name and the timeline say about the child’s place in the family.
Blueface and Neveah Akira
Alexis said Neveah Akira “came and she got what she wanted,” adding, “I think you wanted a rapper baby dad and a baby.” She also said, “All that victim stuff that’s going on, [I’m] not going for it,” which makes the public divide between the two households even harder to soften.
For now, the practical answer is simple: Javon and Journey are not going to meet Johnathan Jr. anytime soon, and Alexis wants the swab results before anything else moves. If Blueface wants that picture to change, the paternity question has to be answered first; until then, the family split is doing exactly what Alexis says it is doing — keeping the children apart.
