Judith Nyambura Mwangi aka Avril has gone for a total blackout on social media after assault drama with her baby daddy video director Jibril Blessing aka J Blessing.
Avril made damning assault accusations against J Blessing when she appeared with a swollen face in posts she shared on social media.
The singer even likened her baby daddy to a dog for beating the living daylights out of her.
“@jibrilblessing nikome umbwa hii,” Avril wrote.
The mother of one however made a sharp U-turn and jumped to her baby daddy’s defence as an angry online mob bayed for blood and justice over what he did to her.
The ‘Chokoza’ hitmaker wrote a lengthy statement narrating how seven years of dating and parenting with J Blessing had not been a bed of roses.
Avril stated that she had chosen to forgive J Blessing but acknowledged the move was for her and not to excuse her baby daddy’s mistake.
“I have always been an extremely private person. I would never talk about anything I’m going through even if I’m being tortured by it. My heart was so heavy that I had to tell the world about my business. Yes I saw the ridicule about me deserving of everything I have been through in my lifetime and I’m sure there will be more ridicule, but I also saw the outpouring of messages of love and support.
“I forgive you J, please find it in your hearts to forgive him too. Everyone is deserving of forgiveness in this life. I acknowledge that our 7 years of relationship and our journey as parents to an amazing little boy have faced challenges and there have been conflicts that escalated into fights. We recognize the need for change and are committed to seeking help and learning healthier ways to communicate and resolve issues. Our mutual goal is to create a more positive and supportive environment for each other, fostering understanding and growth,” Avril wrote.
Avril vanishes
Avril vanished from social media after accusing her baby daddy of assault and forgiving him.
The singer’s Instagram account had been wiped clean at the time of publishing this article.
