Central Cee's ex-girlfriend claims he was hanging out with Ice Spice HOURS after their break up

By Sean O'grady For Mailonline 02:14 13 Jul 2024, updated 14:21 13 Jul 2024

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Central Cee's ex-girlfriend Madeline Argy has launched a scathing rant against the rapper for being seen with Ice Spice mere hours after they broke up.

The hitmaker, 26, and the influencer, 23, began dating in September 2022 but decided to part ways last year.

Ice Spice, 24, and Central Cee released their first single together this week, a track called Did It First where they explore the themes of an unfaithful relationship.

The pair also sparked dating rumours earlier this month when they were spotted driving around London together. 

In her TikTok video, Madeline claimed she and Central Cee were broken up mere hours before she saw him and Ice Spice together.

The influencer said the rapper was planning on calling her as she explained: 'I'm thinking this conversation's going to be on love, our relationship, so tell me why 10 hours later he's posted up with a f*****g baddie. 

'Imagine you break up with your boyfriend one night and the next he is posting up with Ice Spice in Chrome Hearts. I didn't even get to break up with him and he's already with the next girl! 

'He gave me not even 12 hours notice before he was being filmed in Chrome Hearts with her. The flight from America is 12 hours, she was already on the f*****g plane. 

'Babe, woman to woman, what did he get you from Chrome Hearts because all I ever got was a tank top.'

Madeline then shared a screenshot of Central Cee leaving a flirty message under one of Ice Spice's Instagram posts and said: 'This is four days until my birthday.'

She then shared DM's from Central Cee where he told her: 'Come home. I still love you. You should caption your next post same as Ice's. Also I got a funny bday present [for you].'

She then said: 'When I saw him in her comment section like that, I tweaked so bad I was going to put this screenshot on my story.'

She went on: 'I thought he was considerate enough to at least let me have my birthday week and then I see them at the club on the 6th of July. My birthday is on the 7th. 

'Rememeber when he made me pay for my own birthday ticket to the zoo? At least  this year I got something better. That's why my friends turned up to my house in gorilla suits the day of my birthday because I had just woken up to a video of him with a big baddie in the club. They literally had to drag me out of my f*****g house.'

Madeline then claimed she had received a phone call from someone on Central Cee's team telling her things wern't as bad as it looked. 

She said: 'This man has since called me, emailed me. It wasn't that much of a surprise when I get a call from his team and it's a girl saying,'firstly I am a girl's girl.'

'His team is trying to convince me to have a conversation with him that he had no control over this. I'm trying to get the point across, it doesn't matter whether he had control or not. 

'Why was I told 12 hours before it happend? I'm going insane. All I'm seeing are comments going, why would she let her man act like this? I wasn't, no one told me.'

MailOnline has contacted a representative of Central Cee for comment.  

Ice Spice dropped Did It First, her first collab with Central Cee this week.

In the new song the rappers explore the themes of an unfaithful relationship with Cee rapping: 'I ain't learn my lesson' while Spice raps: 'If he cheatin' I'm doin him worse.'

Spice, real name Isis Naija Gaston, and Cee, real name Oakley Neil Caesar-Su, go on to share their secrets for getting away with cheating in a relationship.

'He beg me to stay, but I'm dippin'/I don't even drink, but I'm sippin'/We not f**kin', but he put the tip in (Grrah)/He get on my nerves, but I'm with it.'

'Cee raps back: 'Gyal on my phone tryna see who I slept with/She investigating, detective/Lucky for me, I deleted the message,' before she launches into the chorus.

'No, I hit the reverse/I ain't trippin', the grip in my purse/I don't care, 'cause he did it first.'

Did It First is on the Princess Diana rapper's upcoming debut album Y2K! alongside her recent hits Think U The Sh*t (Fart), Gimmie A Light and Phat Butt. 

She previously told the Today Show that Y2K! was named after the year she was born. In fact, the Bronx-born singer was born on January 1, 2000.

Y2K! drops on July 26. 

Ice's highly anticipated debut album comes a year and a half since she burst onto the scene with her first EP, Like…?, in January 2023.

When asked what her rapid ascent feels like, the Munch rapper answered: 'Fun.'

'I always try to remember to have fun,' the rapper told Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager on the Today Show earlier this year. 

'The second I stop having fun while recording, I need to just close the session and come back to it later. I don’t really think, "How am I going to get people to come into my store?' consciously, but I probably do without even realizing it,' she said. 

'I always had a passion for music and I feel like whatever people are passionate in, they’re going to end up doing something along those lines,' the Barbie World singer said. '