Drake's Toronto home was taped off by police after the shooting

Drake’s Toronto home was reportedly taped off Tuesday morning following a shooting.

According to City News and CBC News, as well as Toronto police, the shooting happened just after 2 a.m. outside Drake’s home confirmed the incident in an X post on Tuesday morning. According to the police social media post, a man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and a suspect fled the scene in a vehicle. Police confirmed to City News that Drake was not the injured person.

Representatives for Drake did not immediately respond to USA TODAY’s request for comment.

Police did not initially release a description of the suspect or the vehicle. The incident in the “One Dance” rapper’s neighborhood came at a time when the 37-year-old was making headlines. He was in the headlines for a highly controversial, week-long feud with fellow rap genre star Kendrick Lamar, which featured numerous dissident tracks.

The Canadian rapper’s feud with the Pulitzer Prize-winning Compton poet has led to a series of public allegations ranging from secret children to sexual assault.

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In his dissident tracks, Lamar claimed that Drake had a secret daughter, was addicted to gambling and drugs, had predators on his label’s payroll, and had to be in a “cell” with Harvey Weinstein, while Drake claimed that Lamar was physically abusive to his fiancée The child may not be his child and the Californian rapper is leading a double life full of infidelity.

Drake’s house is also a notable centerpiece of the discussion between the two rappers. His opulent home is well-known among his fans, and the mega-mansion is featured on the cover of Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” one of many dissident tracks directed at Drake in which he suggests that sex offenders live there.

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