Birdman wants lil Wayne back!!!!

For Birdman, there is light at the end of the tunnel in his relationship with Lil Wayne and he says he is hopeful for reconciliation.

In an interview with Cari Champion on her Be Honest ESPN podcast, the Cash Money mogul explains his side of the story.

“I’ma heal that,” Birdman says. “Still my son. I don’t like how a lot of this shit went down. Definitely don’t like a lot of the shit he has said. But at the end of the day, I would never in my life say nothing negative about him.”

Lil Wayne has publicly blasted his father figure at recent concerts. He first made the strained relationship known on Twitter back in 2014, saying that he wanted off Cash Money. He filed a $51 million lawsuit against the label, claiming that they were holding Tha Carter V.

Even though there were glimpses of reconciliation with both appearing on Mannie Fresh’s “Hate” along with Juvenile. They were even spotted partying together over New Year’s. But the reunion was short-lived as Lil Wayne halted settlement talks in the lawsuit back in May.

But, according to Birdman, both sides are still talking.

TYGA GOT TO PAY HIS LANDLORD....

Tyga must have been living like a dirty dude last year. A mere two weeks after settling a lawsuit with a previous landlord, F&S Investment Properties has brought forth fresh legal action against the mayor of Rack City, accusing him of damaging their Los Angeles property, and seeking financial compensation.

Legal documents obtained by PEOPLE claim that the 26-year-old Tyga ceased paying rent and “abandoned the premises without notice” back in June 2015. When F&S reps stopped by the house, they found it “in gross disrepair, utility bills unpaid, and hazardous environmental waste that required a professional clean-up.”

TMZ allegedly discovered the “hazardous environmental waste” was ink that was poured down the drain and into a public sewer.

A judgment filed on August 18 ruled in favor of the plaintiff, and consequently, Tyga’s organization has been ordered to pay over $186,000 in damages.

In the past, his legal troubles far surpassed that amount. Gholamreza Rezai charged Tyga more than $480,000 for damages and unpaid rent. The pair were involved in a lengthy legal battle, resulting in a lien being placed on his personal finances.

The case was resolved earlier this month. “There has been a settlement reached to the mutual satisfaction of the parties, the terms of which are confidential,” Danny Abir, attorney for Rezai told PEOPLE. Tyga must have been living like a dirty dude last year. A mere two weeks after settling a lawsuit with a previous landlord, F&S Investment Properties has brought forth fresh legal action against the mayor of Rack City, accusing him of damaging their Los Angeles property, and seeking financial compensation.

Legal documents obtained by PEOPLE claim that the 26-year-old Tyga ceased paying rent and “abandoned the premises without notice” back in June 2015. When F&S reps stopped by the house, they found it “in gross disrepair, utility bills unpaid, and hazardous environmental waste that required a professional clean-up.”

TMZ allegedly discovered the “hazardous environmental waste” was ink that was poured down the drain and into a public sewer.

A judgment filed on August 18 ruled in favor of the plaintiff, and consequently, Tyga’s organization has been ordered to pay over $186,000 in damages.

In the past, his legal troubles far surpassed that amount. Gholamreza Rezai charged Tyga more than $480,000 for damages and unpaid rent. The pair were involved in a lengthy legal battle, resulting in a lien being placed on his personal finances.

The case was resolved earlier this month. “There has been a settlement reached to the mutual satisfaction of the parties, the terms of which are confidential,” Danny Abir, attorney for Rezai told PEOPLE.