Big Tigger’s wife, Alicia Brownsays she is getting ready to publicly share her version of events after weeks of speculation surrounding her viral video and the radio host’s recent arrest.
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Brown addressed the controversy in a message posted to her Instagram story, acknowledging the criticism that followed and admitting that she bears responsibility for uploading a video of her face that quickly went viral.
“The last few weeks have sucked,” Brown wrote. “I hate this for everyone involved. The amount of false narratives that have been shown and attacks on everyone hurts. I take full responsibility for posting the video of my face.”
She went on to explain that the most difficult part of the situation has been what she described as a “lack of accountability, remorse and recognition.” Brown said she now believes it is time for her to speak up.
While she did not reveal specific details about what she plans to reveal, Brown said she is working closely with her attorneys as she decides the best place to tell her story.
“I ask that you be patient with me while I identify the appropriate platform and work with my legal team,” she wrote, before teasing what’s ahead: “But… it’s coming.”
Brown’s statement comes days after Big Tigger, whose real name is Darian Morgan, was arrested on charges of battery and child abuse in connection with an alleged domestic dispute.
The longtime radio personality has not publicly addressed Brown’s recent comments, though he has repeatedly maintained his innocence both before and after his arrest.
Seam BOSSIP previously reported, Brown alluded to her husband being responsible for her injuries earlier this month, post an Instagram video showing off his bruised face on Sunday, June 7. In the social media clip, Alicia cries, the pair captioned: “Someone ask my husband why my face happened,” along with the hashtag #FrancescaAmiker, the name of his radio host.
In a comment below another postBrown has reportedly confirmed that she and Big Tigger are divorcing over his relationship with Amiker.
Tigger quickly released a statement denying any wrongdoing, and soon after Alicia released a new statement through media personality Loren LoRosa, who denies that she accused Morgan of abuse.
“I want to be clear: I never called my husband an addict,” she said. “Social media has drawn its own conclusions from information that was shared, but those conclusions are not statements I made.”
Brown went on to address the public inquiry into the situation, insisting that “the facts will speak for themselves in due course.”
Francesca Amiker has also denied the allegations about the relationship.
“The allegations being circulated about me are completely false and do not reflect who I am or how I behave,” the journalist said in a formal statement. “I have never had an affair or cheated on a married man. I stand by my character, my integrity and the truth.”
