Mod Sun wants ex-girlfriend Bella Thorne to get her stuff out of his home after their recent breakup ... or else he'll sell it on eBay
Mod Sun says that his ex-girlfriend Bella Thorne has yet to retrieve her belongings from a storage unit he has, and that he might auction the stuff on eBay if she continues to ignore his pleas.
The rapper, whose real name is Derek Smith, told TooFab that her belongings are 'at the storage unit, the Mod Sun storage unit.'
The Bloomington, Minnesota native added, 'I figured if she doesn't get it soon I'm gonna have a really, really poppin e-Bay site.'
The latest: Mod Sun says that his ex-girlfriend Bella Thorne has yet to retrieve her belongings from a storage unit he has, and that he might auction the stuff on eBay if she continues to ignore his pleas. The pair was snapped in LA in March
The 32-year-old musical artist, who has collaborated with Travis Barker, MGK, and G-Eazy, played coy when asked if he and Thorne, 21, might pick their romance back up down the line.
'The future is so unpredictable, but at this point, I'm doing so well … so I can't, I can't,' he said.
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Mod Sun said he's in a 'totally different place' about a month after his parting from the Perfect High beauty, later adding that he's been sober for more than two weeks in the wake of the celebrity split.
'Seventeen days today, I haven't put a drug or alcohol in my body,' he said. 'And I've never felt this good, ever.
Moving on: Mod Sun said he's in a 'totally different place' about a month after his parting from the Perfect High beauty
Going strong: The rapper told the outlet that he's enjoyed being sober for the last 17 days, saying, 'People are really starting to care more about themselves and their future and I'm one of those people'
'I think there's something going around in the air right now, period, especially in this town, people are really starting to care more about themselves and their future and I'm one of those people.'
The musician praised Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington for his recent decision to check into a Connecticut rehab facility over alcohol use, adding that he has sought to quell similar urges.
'The best thing I heard recently was if I keep saying "Poor me, poor me," I'm going to "pour me" another drink,' the Amen artist said. 'That's what changed it all for me; I'm done with the "pour me" - I surrendered, and it'll work out for anyone who's going through that.'
It's over: The one-time couple, snapped last September in LA, ended their relationship last month after more than a year of dating
