The controversy surrounding singer Lil Frosh deepens as his ex-girlfriend, Cute Gemini, persists in her accusations of domestic violence, refuting the singer’s previous claims. Cute Gemini, with supporting evidence, insists that Lil Frosh not only slapped her once but subjected her to more severe physical abuse.
Lil Frosh had previously taken to social media to share his side of the story, alleging that his ex-girlfriend had framed him and inflicted damage on his career. However, Cute Gemini is steadfast in challenging the singer’s narrative, maintaining that his statements to clear his name are false.
In a recent Instagram post, Cute Gemini presented a series of photos showcasing her bruised and battered body, alleging that these injuries resulted from the physical abuse inflicted by Lil Frosh in the same year. The images serve as stark visual evidence of the alleged domestic violence she endured.
The ongoing dispute has garnered attention on social media, with many expressing concern and condemnation of domestic violence. Lil Frosh, who was formerly signed to DMW (Davido Music Worldwide), is facing severe backlash from fans and the public as the evidence presented by Cute Gemini raises questions about the authenticity of his previous statements.
As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how both parties will address the escalating controversy. Domestic violence is a serious issue, and the public response underscores the need for accountability and justice in such cases.
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Sharing the photos, she wrote;
“YES lilfrosh did hit me countless times, it wasn’t just “a slap“, it was never ever just a slap! I never disrespected his mom! I lost so many pictures and video evidence from the previous beatings and these are the only ones I could get my hands on since it’s been years now and I never knew the day would come again where he’ll want to pin everything on my head! He beat me up and hit me at the back of my head with an iron rod, while beating me I hit my head on the wall and that’s when the swelling n internal bleeding started.”
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