Kennedy Rapudo Breaks Silence After Break up With Amber Ray
Amber Ray has recently made headlines by suggesting that she and her fiancé Kennedy Rapudo have ended their relationship, citing potential physical abuse as a reason.
At last, Kennedy has chosen to end his silence regarding his relationship struggles, acknowledging that it is not in a good state. Via his Instagram Stories, Kennedy confesses to physically assaulting his partner and expresses regret for his actions. He discloses that they had decided to end their relationship. According to Kennedy, problems are commonplace within every relationship, and along with that comes both positive and negative moments. He admits that they had separated due to an incident that occurred while they were both drunk on the night of 13, October.
Kennedy deeply regrets this event, particularly because it happened to the person he had pledged to protect and love unconditionally. Kennedy has also addressed Amber's emotional social media posts about domestic violence, emphasizing that this was an isolated incident. In the aftermath of their breakup, Amber Ray cleverly made light of the situation, inviting fans to join the company of "someone who is heartbroken"
Regrettably, Amber Ray has bravely shared her experience as a survivor of domestic violence in the past. In a 2022 interview with media personality Oga Obinna, she recounted the difficult decision she had to make to leave an abusive relationship when her first child was just an infant. Reflecting on her recent separation from Kennedy, she took to Instagram to express the unspeakable pain of having one's trust shattered in unimaginable ways.
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This "white woman/man" knows to play games
Cheap defense.What alcohol did was to just make you less inhibitive,and more daring to strike.Your aggressive behavior is what lead you to abuse your fiancee.I guess its a good thing that this happened before you wasted time,and resources on marriage.
Problems are less severe,and common,in relationships with mature couples that respect,love,care, protect one another,and are in the relationship for the right reasons.And yes problems are more common in those that lack the aforementioned attributes.
We read and see more horrifying effects,and results of domestic abuse.It is good that Amber is still standing above the ground instead of laying under it.
And yes there is not excuse for domestic abuse under any circumstances,except where your life is in danger.In that case you married a devil for a spouse.
Being so ashamed of their book admonishing them to beat their wives,muslims have tried to attenuate the impact ,and effect by saying- hit her with a "toothbrush".Some scholars say beat her, but dont leave a mark.I say dont beat her.Assault,and battery are against the law, even in Kenya.
Before you attack my stand or position as being sanctimonious,give me a good reason why your wife would warrant a beating/abuse,or under what circumstances.
yes, problems are commonplace in every relationship Kennedy but stooping yourself too low to hit your partner just tells what kind of a person you are. Provoked or not, you could have chosen to walk away but you chose physical assault. People pls Don't blame alcohol for you actions or don't drink if you can't control yourself. No woman or man should be subjected to physical assault in any relationship otherwise then don't be in a relationship.
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