Brandy Cavalli Pays Homage to Ex Fiancé on 20 Year Death Anniversary

Birthdays are usually a time for celebration for most people, except me. Birthdays have went from bitter to bittersweet to manageable for the last 20 years. Omari was a gentle, kind, loving and very giving soul. We were kids but we ran Atlanta like the OGs… Until September 9, 2001. A day I’ll never forget.

I got the call the Omari had been shot in the head, killed. My world crashed and I haven’t been the same since. What’s the odds of this happening on MY BIRTHDAY?! How cruel could life be?

This year I will celebrate instead of being sad. I know God separated us that night & kept me for a reason, a purpose. I will embrace what life I have left but Omari I’ll never forget you. You live in my heart forever and I’m so thankful I got to experience you.

RIP KING. Until I see you again. I will love you forever.🕊

WATCH: Sabrina Peterson Goes Off on TI & Tiny Over Abuse Allegations

Social media influencer Sabrina Peterson is doubling down on her allegations of physical and sexual abuse she alleges she and others suffered at the hands of rap king T.I. & his songstress wife Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris.

In the video below, Sabrina is pretty upset accusing the hip hop power couple of leveraging their influence especially in Atlanta to avoid justice for their crimes. She also calls out Atlanta city leadership such as the mayor for turning a blind eye in favor of their admiration of the couple.

Sabrina seems to have no plans of slowing down in her pursuit of justice and vows there will be reckoning for TI & his wife proclaiming “it’s up and it’s stuck”.

TI & Tiny have already begun losing lucrative deals because of the sexual accusations and negative publicity. VH1 announced their television reality show “The Family Hustle” has been postponed indefinitely due to the allegations.

Who do you believe?

20/20 Covering Breonna Taylor Story — “Say Her Name”

Tune in this coming Friday, November 20, 2020 for an exclusive special on the Breonna Taylor case.

Photo Credit: Rolling Stone

NY TIMES — The death of Breonna Taylor, a Black medical worker who was shot and killed by Louisville police officers in March during a botched raid on her apartment, led to wide-scale demonstrations in the spring and summer as the case drew more attention.

As of today, none of the officers still have been convicted of her murder.