Tamar Braxton responds to allegations she attacked ex-boyfriend David Adefeso

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Tamar Braxton responds to allegations she attacked ex-boyfriend David Adefeso

Tamar Braxton recently sat down with Tamron Hall, where she denied physically attacking her ex-boyfriend, David Adefeso.

 

Adefeso had accused her of being violent towards him but Tamar says this isn't true.

 

"I am a survivor a domestic violence relationship," she says in the clip. "And not at any point [were] David and I in an abusive relationship."

 

"I voice-recorded it, he video-taped it," she says. "He has a camera in his car."

 

Braxton added in tears: "No, let me tell you something, I loved David. He was my best friend. He was an amazing, amazing partner. He was my son's best friend as well, they were best friends. And it's just so hard because through everything else, I never expected this from him. Now, I have to be real with myself, is he acting like this because he found me the way that he found me? Probably, I don't know."

 

Watch the video below.

 

 


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