Karrine Steffans Puts Columbus Short on Blast for ‘Cheating’

Robert Kessler
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Karrine Steffans and Columbus Short. (Photo: Instagram)

In a series of heated posts on Instagram and Twitter, Karrine Steffans accused her husband, Scandal star Columbus Short, of cheating on her with “everything moving” Tuesday morning.

Steffans, who achieved fame as a video vixen in the late ’90s and early aughts, posted a photo on Instagram showing Short sitting in the lobby of a building with clothes strewn across the floor.

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Columbus Short and “all his s**t.” (Photo: Instagram)

“Somebody come get @officialcshort cheating ass and all his s**t,” Steffans wrote. “What about you @aida006 … still want him? And [singer Candice Boyd] … you f**ked my husband … want him?”

Steffans confirmed that she and Short were “legally” married in a comment on Instagram in 2015. The exact date of their marriage isn’t known.

Steffans also blasted her husband on Twitter, where she wrote, “@ColumbusShort1 Out here f**king everything moving, ain’t got a penny to his name and no place to live. N***a, bye. FOH.” (FOH, for the record, stands for “f**k outta here.”)

In case things hadn’t gotten juicy enough, Steffans also posted a video on Instagram in which she calmly berates Short. “Nobody has anything to say,” she says softly. “Nobody has anything to f**king say. Oh, hi Columbus. You okay? You feeling okay?”

Short has had his fair share of personal issues. In 2014, he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence against his now-ex Tanee McCall. He then left the cast of Scandal after its third season. Short has been arrested several other times, including an arrest for public intoxication on the Fourth of July in 2014 in Dallas.

Later that year, Short admitted he’d been struggling with substance abuse issues at the time.

“I’ll be candid. I was struggling with drugs,” Short said on Access Hollywood. “I had a lot on my plate, and you know, I was using unhealthy ways to kind of self-medicate and deal with a lot of heavy-duty stuff in my life. The real drugs — I did cocaine. I was doing cocaine and drinking a lot and trying to balance a 16-hour work schedule a day and a family, and I just lost myself back then.”