Yesterday, Kelly Rowland released her song titled “Dirty Laundry”, where she sung about being a victim of domestic violence.
Roy Williams a former NFL player and the ex-fiance of Kelly Rowland went to Twitter to deny any domestic abuse claims.
Roy Williams took to his Twitter page to deny the allegations that he beat Kelly before calling off their engagement in 2006. In Twitter language Roy let the world know that Kelly was not singing about him. He tweeted the following hashtags:
“#Imnotheonlypersonshedated
#wasntme”
Sports blogger Stiletto Jill then tweeted
“See I thought Cuda not you.”
Williams promptly responded with,
“#bingo but thats not my place to speak on it..”
According to Madame Noire, Cudda or Cudda Love is (or was) rapper Nelly’s manager/body-guard back in the day. Wow!
“Kelly mentioned that this relationship took place a decade ago. Which would have been around 2003, when she and Nelly recorded “Dilemma” and was subsequently spending a lot of time around Nelly and his crew. There are very few pictures of him. But a while ago, Cam’ron posted a picture of Cudda Love on Instagram.”
Cameron shared a picture of Cudda/Cudda Love on Instagram. He’s the fellow in the center:
What do you think about this developing story?
Leave a comment below.
Source via: Madame Noire.
Pictures via: Instagram and Twitter.
Kelly really opened up about a lot in “Dirty Laundry.” It was somewhat of a tear-jerker, because I could feel the pain, hurt and emotions that she shared with her listeners. I believe that a lot of people can relate to some part of that track, some way or another. As far as a man putting his hands on a woman…that is the most disgusting, low-down form of bitchassness that this planet has to offer. I am an openly GAY male, and I would NEVER..I mean NEVER place my hands on a female, yet, half the dudes that would be the first ones disrespecting my people and calling them out their name. I have no respect NOR tolerance for abusers.. MALE or FEMALE. God gave us brains and feet for a reason. Think about it and move on. -Brian Alonzo