Rapper Rich Homie Quan's Girlfriend Breaks Silence After His Death: 'This Is A Complete Nightmare'

Rich Homie Quan's girlfriend, Amber Williams, finally speaks up following the rapper's shocking passing!

The late rapper's partner has come online to issue a statement on the rapper's death after a few controversial events trailed his demise.

Rich Homie Quan was found unresponsive by his girlfriend on the couch in their Atlanta home, and his cause of death is yet to be announced.

Williams issued a brief post on her Instagram story acknowledging that the pain of his loss is "unbearable." She, however, noted that the love she has received is an "overflow" while appreciating everyone who has reached out.

"I am traumatized from a moment that'll forever be in my head. I have nothing to prove because my love for my other half was ALWAYS shown. I had nothing to hide," wrote the social media personality.

She also pled for respect for her family while they deal with a loss that has left her "completely heartbroken." She concluded her post by writing:

"15 years gone. I'll never be the same. This is a complete nightmare. We never could let go, but you didn't have to leave me like this. #Numb."

The Blast gathered that a new report revealed that his girlfriend dialed 911 as soon as she found him unresponsive in their home. She reportedly confirmed to the dispatcher that the late rapper had no pulse and "was not breathing" at the time of the call.

She recalled that the "Flex" rapper had fallen asleep on the couch on Wednesday night and did not make it to the bedroom.

However, the next morning, as she prepared to take her son to school, she covered him with a blanket, noticing that he had not moved from that spot.

She also noted to the operator that the rapper was foaming at the mouth when she turned him over, repeating that she could not "feel a heartbeat" or "see him breathing."

The late rapper's partner suggested including Quan's dad in the call, but the operator encouraged her to focus on helping her boyfriend and assured her the medics were on their way.

Although the official cause of his death is yet to be announced, Quan's colleague Boosie Badazz rushed to X (formerly Twitter) with claims that he allegedly overdosed on a hard substance.

"JUST GOT WORD @RichHomieQuan JUST OD‼️ JUST TALKED TO [QUAN] THE OTHER DAY." wrote Boosie.

He expressed his hurt at his colleague's death, disclosing that they spoke recently. He added: "Never will forget your smile, the way you talked, and of course your music."

Boosie also shared that they were working on a new project together, noting, "WE GOT SOME GOOD A-S MEMORIES TOGETHER N THAT GO ALWAYS BRING A SMILE TO MY FACE #restupquan WE WAS COOKING SOME SH-T TOO."

Quan was set to get in the dock in the trial of former collaborator Young Thug, who The Blast reported is in legal trouble for his involvement in alleged gang-related activities.

The 34-year-old was also set to perform in his hometown in a few weeks at "Wild N Out," hosted by Nick Cannon. He was scheduled to appear alongside fellow hip-hop artists like Waka Flocka and Nardo Wick.

The rapper's family and loved ones are devastated by his death and are searching for answers surrounding the exact cause of his shocking passing.

Since his passing, fellow artists like Playboi Carti, Nicki Minaj, Quavo, and others have paid tribute to his talent and craftsmanship. BET also honored the late rapper, posting:

"Rich Homie Quan has passed away at 34, as confirmed by his family. Quan provided us with so many hits during the 2010s. You knew you were in for something special as soon as you heard his voice on the hook. Our hearts go out to his family and friends. Rest in power, Quan."

The rapper, whose real name is Dequante Devontay Lamar, entered the music scene in 2013 with his smash hit "Type of Way," which ranked No. 50 on the Billboard Hot 100.

He released more hit tracks like "Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh)" and "Ride Out" and collaborated with several artists, including rapper YG, Lil Wayne, Minaj, and Meek Mill on the monster hit "My Ni–a."

Quan also teamed up with Young Thug for the Cash Money Records project 'Rich Gang." His success earned him a spot in New York Times Atlanta's rising generation of hip-hop talent.

Before his death, he collaborated with rapper 2Chainz on the track "Ah' Chi." Quan also lent his voice in a recent interview to criticize hip-hop's violent themes and formulaic approach to songwriting.

Prayers up for Rich Homie Quan's family as they brave through the current storm while they await answers on the real cause of his death!