😳 Rick Ross Sends Remy Ma Cease and Desist for ‘Biggest Boss’ Movie The C.O.

Uh oh… looks like Rick Ross isn’t feeling this one at all.

The Maybach Music boss is reportedly taking issue with Remy Ma over a film titled “The Biggest Boss” that was set to drop on her platform, The Remy Network.

According to reports, Ross’ legal team fired off a letter claiming the project uses his trademark nickname and possibly his music without permission — and he’s demanding the film be stopped immediately.

Ross is also saying the movie is causing confusion among fans, with some believing he’s actually involved in the project due to the title and concept.

And here’s where it gets even messier…

The film reportedly follows a storyline about a police officer who steals a drug dealer’s life story and turns it into a rap career — a plot many feel hits a little too close to Ross’ own past narrative.

While social media is already side-eyeing the situation, some fans even speculate this could be subtle retaliation, especially since Ross has publicly supported Claressa Shields, who is currently tied to Remy’s ex.

But Remy Ma’s camp is trying to clean things up quick.

Her rep says she was personally unaware of the issue and would never intentionally disrespect Ross, noting they’ve had a relationship for over 20 years. Once the concern was brought to her attention, the title was immediately removed from the platform.

They also confirmed Remy has reached out directly to Ross and is now working with her team to tighten up internal processes to avoid situations like this moving forward.

For now, it looks like this situation could either turn into a legal battle… or get resolved behind the scenes.

But one thing’s clear — Ross ain’t letting nobody play with “The Biggest Boss” name 😤