Fayette County mom speaks out after rapper Rick Ross’ pet buffalo invade her property - WSB Atlanta

The rapper posted a video on his Instagram on his more than 350-acre property Tuesday, with his horse and buffalo in the background.

But those same buffalo took a walk last week to the neighborhood next door and ended up in Antoinette Barnes’ yard.

Barnes called the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office and then tried to talk to Ross but was only able to speak with his staff.

But she is concerned about other Instagram posts from Ross, alluding to the fact that lions might move to his property.

“If he’s a real boss then at that point control your animal and supervise your staff that’s it,” added Barnes.

Barnes said she wants to work to have the county ordinance changed and feel comfortable about her kids going outside again.