⁠Tatiana Chanell issues response after Boston Richey seemingly calls her assault allegations “Bs A** Narrative”

Tatiana Chanell is speaking out against Real Boston Richey for seemingly calling her assault allegations "Bs A** Narrative”

Chanell took to Instagram today, April 11, to pen a statement outlining the abuse she faced and the implications it had on her. The mom-to-be noted that her priority right now is her safety as she thanked her fans for their support. In her statement on Instagram, she penned:

"I want to address a deeply personal and painful situation that has recently occurred. While pregnant, I was physically assaulted and choked by my former boyfriend Jalen aka Boston Richey. This experience has been traumatic and heartbreaking beyond words."

She continued,

"I want to be clear I do not condone, support, or excuse any form of domestic violence. No one deserves to be hurt, especially during such a vulnerable time. My priority right now is the safety and the wellbeing of myself and my future. I ask for privacy and respect during this painful time. Thank you to everyone who has reached out with concern. I greatly appreciate all of your support during this hard time."

Everything we know about the allegations against Boston Richey:

Earlier this month, The Neighborhood Talk broke the news that the rapper is facing several allegations involving abuse against his 19-year-old girlfriend, including forcing her into a car and choking her over 20 times in a two-hour time span at the end of March—despite allegedly knowing she was two months pregnant.

The alarming claims come on the heels of a video of the two that went viral recently, where Richey can be seen forcibly snatching a phone from Chanell. The incident allegedly took place on the same evening as they were out at the Houston nightclub Sekai on March 30.

According to Hot New Hip Hop, there were two other individuals in the car and one of them had to intervene and stop Boston Richey's alleged violent behavior. Chanell also claims that she lost consciousness and puked during the encounter, noting that Richey allegedly told her,

"If you call the police, I might as well kill you."

Chanell is currently pressing charges, and the rapper is now looking at at least one count of felony family violence. XXL Magazine has also reported that there's a warrant out for his arrest.

Boston Richey took to Instagram on April 8, however, to seemingly allude to the allegations. In a statement, he ostensibly denied all the claims before promoting his upcoming album.

“Ion put my business on the internet no more but if yk me yk and you know how I’m coming from all this sh** I let a mf think what they gone think and run wit they bs a**anarrative REAL P Never Going LAME my ALBUM OTW PUBLIC Housin 3," he wrote. “The Real Ones Know [healing heart emoji]."

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At the time of writing, Boston Richey has yet to respond to his former girlfriend's claims head-on.

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