Radio host Big Tigger's wife, Alicia Brown, has issued a statement responding to reports of a domestic dispute investigation involving the married couple.
"I have never called my husband an abuser," Brown said in a statement, as shared by The Breakfast Club's Loren LoRosa on X. "Social media has drawn its own conclusions from information that was shared, but those conclusions are not statements I have made. I respect the legal process and believe law enforcement should be allowed to do its job without interference from anyone, including me."
She added that she understands that people will come to their own conclusions based on reports of the investigation, but she remains "confident" that the facts of the case will be made public when the time is right. "I love my family and I will not engage in public debates, speculation, or personal attacks and bitterness," she added. "I am not hiding, and I stand firmly by my character and integrity. I respectfully ask for patience as I follow the guidance of my legal counsel and allow the process to unfold."
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Brown's statement comes not long after she appeared to make serious allegations against her husband in a since-deleted post on Instagram. "Someone ask my husband why my face happened," she wrote alongside a photo that appeared to show her with bruises, triggering a domestic dispute investigation into the Atlanta radio personality.