Gucci Mane’s spouse, Keyshia Ka’oir, revealed that in his psychological well being episodes, she has to delete his social media apps and handle his impulsive conduct, together with making a gift of costly jewellery, as they navigate his schizophrenia behind closed doorways.

During a sit-down on “The Breakfast Club,” Monday (October 20), Ka’oir detailed her methodology for stopping public meltdowns and holding her husband grounded.

“I have a system — I take his apps off his phone,” Ka’oir mentioned. “First thing I do, I delete Instagram. I delete everything. Even if I gotta change his password, I’m changing it because I don’t need the public to know he’s having an episode.”

Gucci Mane has spoken publicly about his psychological well being journey in his memoir and album Episodes, the place he opens up about residing with bipolar dysfunction and paranoid schizophrenia.

Ka’oir mentioned she’s realized to determine delicate adjustments in conduct that sign an oncoming episode — together with silence, isolation, insomnia and strange texting patterns.

“Now, before the episodes come, I catch it,” she mentioned. “That’s why he hasn’t had another one. How you catch that is he doesn’t speak to you, he wants to be left alone, he don’t eat, he does not sleep. Text messages there’s a period after each word.”

Gucci Mane admitted that in his episodes, he would impulsively give away high-end jewellery to folks in his circle.

“I gave away jewelry. Jewelry costs so much, I would give my friends jewelry,” he mentioned. “They knew I wasn’t well, but they’d take it. They know something going on with me, but they’d take it.”

Behind each nice man is an efficient lady! @KeyshiaKaoir opens up about how she’s helped handle @laflare10171017 schizophrenic and bipolar episodes.Tap into the complete interview on YouTube! pic.twitter.com/pDm2Zna8Hz

— The Breakfast Club (@breakfastclubam) October 20, 2025

After his launch from jail in 2016, following a two-year sentence on federal gun fees, Gucci Mane mentioned he distanced himself from those that “took advantage” of his situation.

A pioneer of Atlanta’s lure scene, Gucci Mane has been a fixture in Hip-Hop for over 20 years, influencing artists like Future, Migos and Young Thug.

His post-incarceration comeback included a bodily transformation, a string of profitable albums and a high-profile wedding ceremony to Ka’oir in 2017.

The couple now shares two youngsters and continues to talk brazenly about psychological well being, drawing reward from advocates for decreasing stigma round schizophrenia.

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