Columbus Short apologizes to Karrine Stefans for cheating, says he's now 'homeless'

A few hours after Karrine Stefans publicly blasted him for cheating, Columbus Short took to Twitter to say that he was "homeless" and that the whole situation was "unfortunate."

Mar 30, 2016
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A few hours after Karrine Stefans publicly blasted him for cheating, Columbus Short took to Twitter to say that he was “homeless” and that the whole situation was “unfortunate.”

“Just want to say….that it’s unfortunate that way things end up. I felt truly that a woman gave me a home and a place to get my mind right,” Short said in a series of tweets. “And a place to maturate gifts that I wasn’t able to foster, without stability. I love Karin and her brilliantly talented son. But toxicity of any kind isn’t healthy for anyone. I’ve been working hard to bring you guys quality movies, music and art. And that’s exactly what will continue to happen. How could you not love a woman who took you in a broken place and allow you to heal. I’m thankful for the journey and it ain’t the first time I’ve been homeless. But will definitely be the last!! When it’s all said and done stand strong stand tall and most of all UNBROKEN……If I’m still standing you have no excuse! ”

This message came shortly after Stefans made it clear that she was kicking him out, tweeting, “Out here f***ing everything moving, ain’t got a penny to his name and no place to live. Ni**a, bye. FOH.”

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Check out the Tweets before.

https://twitter.com/ColumbusShort1/status/714849916309213184

https://twitter.com/ColumbusShort1/status/714850297613430784

https://twitter.com/ColumbusShort1/status/714850503419498496

https://twitter.com/ColumbusShort1/status/714850987224080384

https://twitter.com/karrineandco/status/714745189609447424

 

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