Muni Long called her estranged husband a “Big fine loser” and said he still doesn’t have a job [VIDEO]

Singer Says She’s Working Through Lung Transplant Recovery and Asked Him What His Excuse Is

Muni Long went on a livestream while eating lunch and called her estranged husband a “big fine loser,” saying he still doesn’t have a job and didn’t have one during their nine-year marriage. She set that against her own recovery from a double lung transplant, asking what his excuse is while she is still working.

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The Grammy-winning singer and songwriter publicly announced that her marriage was over August 2024, when she told The Cruz Show it “just didn’t work out” and that she would not put her happiness “on hold for you to catch up.” Her ex, Raysean Hairston, co-founded her label, Supergiant Records, and has songwriting and production credits on her music. His work status is not verified in any reporting attached to the clip, and he has not responded publicly to her remarks.

The comments on the recap post leaned toward telling her to let it go rather than defending him. She has not addressed the reaction.

Venting on Live About Her Ex

Muni Long was eating when she started talking about her estranged husband. Food was in front of her, the camera was informal, and the tone was unscripted. She did not hold back.

“He still don’t have no […] job,” she said. “He didn’t have a job when he was married.” When she told the world, she was divorcing him, Muni Long said she was carrying the financial load. Now out of the marriage, she told her followers nothing has changed.

She labeled him a “big fine loser” and, separately, “big and sorry.” She said she had been holding back, adding, “If y’all knew the […] this […] put me [through]…Ugh. Loser.” The last line works as a cutoff. She implies a larger history and stops before listing it.

The remarks move from his employment history, to her past efforts to change it, to her own medical recovery, to the insults. She does not name dollar figures, custody terms, or court filings. What she names is work, illness, and character. In the published quotes there is no on-camera reply from Hairston.

Missing Tour Dates Before the Transplant and Working While Sick

While venting about her ex’s employment, Muni Long paired the employment claim with her own situation. “And here I am, I’m still healing from a lung transplant and I’m out here working,” she said. “What the […] is your excuse?” She also said she had tried to push him toward work during the marriage: “I tried to make him get a job many times.”

That comparison runs through a medical timeline that started before the transplant. In late 2025, while opening on Brandy and Monica’s The Boy Is Mine Tour, Muni Long developed pneumonia. She said a tour bus lost heat and was “blowing dust,” that she missed five or six dates, and that the missed shows cost her money. Muni Long said she took the dates due to her personal life but should have stopped after her first health episode. Then, she cited a St. Louis show where she pushed herself too hard.

Around Thanksgiving 2025, she said she woke up in the hospital after leaving the tour. Doctors told her she had a week to live without a double lung transplant and offered hospice or new lungs. She has said vanity about her voice made her hesitate until she thought of her son: “I can’t sing if I’m not here.” The transplant was performed about six months before her June 23, Good Morning America interview, where she described herself as “fabulous,” asymptomatic, and infection-free.

In July, on Shawn Stockman’s On That Note, she connected her health decline to home life without naming Hairston, saying: “It was a consistent just deterioration of my health. And then my home life wasn’t helping at all. I did not have the support at home that I should have.”

How Muni Long Became Famous

Priscilla Renea Hamilton, better known as Muni Long, was born September 14, 1988, in Gifford, Florida. When she initially gained notoriety, she recorded under her birth name first, Priscilla Renee. She spent years as a songwriter for other artists before she became Muni Long. The work paid and the credits built, including a run of pop placements that kept her in rooms she would not have reached as a solo act.

The name change marked the shift. Under Muni Long she released “Hrs & Hrs” and “Made for Me,” which turned her into a solo artist with her own catalog rather than the writer behind someone else’s. Early in 2024, Muni Long became a household name. She co-founded Supergiant Records and won a Grammy in the process.

With Raysean Hairston, she co-founded Supergiant with her and is credited on some of her music. He is a songwriter, producer, and record-label executive, born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in November 1988. Hairston had a college basketball background before music. His public profile has stayed lower than hers and the two share a son, Tatum.

A Two-Year Public Divorce

The two met in Los Angeles, married in 2014, and were together about nine to ten years. The marriage came apart in public in August 2024, while Long was promoting the album Revenge.

On The Cruz Show on Real 92.3, she said she had been married nine years and that “it just didn’t work out.” She described the relationship as “one of the most amazing times” in her life. After that, she added the part that framed everything since: if he could not celebrate her success, she would “leave him behind.” With that, she said she did not have time for “drama” or “nonsense.”

Muni Long also said he woke up “every day mad” despite their having “a beautiful child” and ordinary bills. She called him “the love of my life at one point” and said he “probably could be really good for me if he got it together.” However, she said that she would not put her “life, passion, and happiness on hold for you to catch up.” The song “Ruined Me” was widely described as drawing on the split.

In July 2025 she told REVOLT at Essence Fest that public perception had outrun what she intended, saying “I never said that” about a simple “I left him” narrative. She restated the point as not wanting to wake up next to someone always in a bad mood and wanting only “empowering, uplifting, positive, motivating, in-alignment” people around her. She also tied stress to her lupus: “You’re not gonna keep stressing me out. Not only because I have a physical reason why, because it affects me. It affects my health.”

Fans in the Comments Told Her to Let it Go

The livebitez post showed about 1.8K likes and 353 comments. Sentiment leaned toward criticism of the decision to air the grievance rather than defense of Hairston, whose side has not been heard.

cherry.tequala argued that someone with a chronic illness and a transplant who still “talk[s] down on a man you CHOSE to be with” should not “bash him now,” telling her to go back to writing songs that once praised “that piece of man.” @moniece_slaughter (Moniece from “Love & Hip Hop Hollywood”) wrote, “God gave you a reboot and new breath in your new lungs. Literally. He blessed your penmanship. He has blessed you with the ability to come out of the shadows as a writer, and touch stages as a vocalist and this is what you chose to do with all of those 2nd chances?”

ohsoyou_tinyy challenged the recap’s “happily living single” line directly: “Single I thought she was with .. ole boy Akeem ???” Other comments included “Idk it gives bitter or scorned. Let it go,” “Okay, but why bring this to the internet? lol I swear famous people don’t live like famous people no more,” and “Well this what happens when u get with men because of their looks.”

A smaller cluster cheered her for speaking. Supportive notes appeared as “Love her lol,” applause emojis, and crying emojis without detailed argument. Visible comments did not produce evidence of Hairston’s job history or quote additional lines from a longer live.

Final Thought

In addition to her divorce, Muni Long has also been in a separate legal fight with former managers Chaka Zulu and Jeff Dixon over alleged unpaid commissions. Her team has disputed those claims. That litigation is not the subject of the lunch live, but some commenters blended the two.

No on-the-record response from Hairston to her latest remarks was located in major coverage the same day. No court has ruled on employment, support, or defamation arising from this specific live.

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