Fabolous's Performance Canceled Over Domestic Violence Past
If you take a quick glimpse at rapper Fabolous's Instagram page, it is clear to see that on the surface it seems that love between him and longtime girlfriend, Emily B are flourishing. However, Emily B was a cast member in the early seasons of Love & Hip Hop New York, often speaking about the struggles in her relationship with the rapper.
Even with their public on-off relationship being televised publicly, an incident last year in March of 2018 is still catching up to the rapper. It was when Fabolous allegedly punched Emily in the face repeatedly, reportedly causing her to be missing her front teeth. A video also found it's way online, showing a heated Fabolous yelling at Emily B and her father outside of his home.
Following the incident, the rapper pleaded guilty to domestic violence charges to avoid any jail time. He was reportedly ordered to complete a workshop lasting anywhere from 6-12 months, their seemingly 'newfound' love for each other is however not what everyone else focuses on. The rappers scheduled performance at Georgetown University was reportedly canceled after students petitioned, that Fabolous should be removed from their Hoya Madness pep rally celebration. Lee Reed, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics commented on the matter, "We take domestic violence very seriously and were unaware of the charges against the entertainer when he was booked through a third party entity."
Even with their public on-off relationship being televised publicly, an incident last year in March of 2018 is still catching up to the rapper. It was when Fabolous allegedly punched Emily in the face repeatedly, reportedly causing her to be missing her front teeth. A video also found it's way online, showing a heated Fabolous yelling at Emily B and her father outside of his home.
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Video has emerged of Fabolous threatening Emily B and her father while brandishing a sharp object. Apparently, this happened before he turned himself in to police on Wednesday after allegedly punching Emily in the face 7 times. Damn Fab 🤦🏿♀️ https://t.co/v6gUKK3drA via @TMZ https://t.co/Vu0YdVAL1A
Following the incident, the rapper pleaded guilty to domestic violence charges to avoid any jail time. He was reportedly ordered to complete a workshop lasting anywhere from 6-12 months, their seemingly 'newfound' love for each other is however not what everyone else focuses on. The rappers scheduled performance at Georgetown University was reportedly canceled after students petitioned, that Fabolous should be removed from their Hoya Madness pep rally celebration. Lee Reed, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics commented on the matter, "We take domestic violence very seriously and were unaware of the charges against the entertainer when he was booked through a third party entity."
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If you take a quick glimpse at rapper Fabolous’s Instagram page, it is clear to see that on the surface it seems that love between him and longtime girlfriend, Emily B are flourishing. However, Emily B was a cast member in the early seasons of Love & Hip Hop New York, often speaking about the struggles in her relationship with the rapper.
Even with their public on-off relationship being televised publicly, an incident last year in March of 2018 is still catching up to the rapper. It was when Fabolous allegedly punched Emily in the face repeatedly, reportedly causing her to be missing her front teeth. A video also found it’s way online, showing a heated Fabolous yelling at Emily B and her father outside of his home.
Following the incident, the rapper pleaded guilty to domestic violence charges to avoid any jail time. He was reportedly ordered to complete a workshop lasting anywhere from 6-12 months, their seemingly ‘newfound’ love for each other is however not what everyone else focuses on. The rappers scheduled performance at Georgetown University was reportedly canceled after students petitioned, that Fabolous should be removed from their Hoya Madness pep rally celebration. Lee Reed, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics commented on the matter, “We take domestic violence very seriously and were unaware of the charges against the entertainer when he was booked through a third party entity.”