Ray J claims he’s slept with over 12,500 women — ‘5 to 10 a day’ while on tour

If we could just have one wish … it would be to unlearn this information.

Ray J made an outrageous claim that he’s slept with 12,500 different women.

The singer, 45, said on Cam Newton’s “Funky Friday” podcast that he threw a huge party after he slept with 10,000 women.

“We did a celebration, [adult entertainment venue] Booby Trap celebrated my 10,000th,” he claimed. “I had about 400 or 500 girls that I f—ked with, came through, supported, it was a massive parade.”

When Newton asked him to clarify if it was “different” partners, Ray J claimed he had slept with “10,000 different people,” before upping the number to 12,500.

But he noted that now that he’s older, he has a limit.

“I can only f—k a thousand more b—ches,” he added. “I can’t do any more.”

Newton broke down the math, and said Ray J’s claim would he mean he was averaging sleeping with over one and a half women a day for 30 years.

Ray J replied, “Yeah, the math is different ’cause when we’re on tour, we’re thinking five to ten a day.”

The “One Wish” rapper previously talked about his claim that he’s slept with over 10,000 women back in November 2025, during his appearance on the “BagFuel” podcast. He again recalled celebrating the alleged milestone with a party.

“Here’s what’s crazy. I just did the big celebration. They did the whole confetti at Booby Trap,” he said. “I was celebrating 10,000 bodies.”

“It’s probably like 11,900….. I don’t know if that’s for sure, but I know it reached 10 once I got all the way there,” he claimed.

In January, the “Sexy Can I” singer alarmed his fans when he claimed he doesn’t have much longer to live.

“2027 is definitely a wrap for me,” he said in a video clip shared to social media. “That’s what they say.”

“I shouldn’t have went this hard, bro,” he continued, adding, “My baby mama [estranged wife Princess Love] gonna be straight, my kids gonna be straight, if they wanna spend all the money, they can spend it. I did my part here.”

“And damn, when it’s all done, burn me, don’t bury me,” he directed.