Rapper 2 Shorts Thinks His Wife Is The Reason Why His Losing Fame & His Career Is Suffering.

In an exclusive interview with LIB today rapper 2short's wife precious has bared it all without thinking about what his husband will feel.. Read below

LIB: You mentioned your partner’s problem with temper/stress especially as he was losing fame & his career was suffering. How exactly did it affect your relationship with him? Did he really blame you?

Precious: Well according to what the prophet or pastors he was visiting told him, Yes. Apparently, I don't know how true it is but he said that they mentioned it to him.

I was just thinking, like, how can I be the person that wants to bring you down! At the end of the day, you are my husband. If you're famous and your career is booming, so is mine.

LIB: Is He a very religious kind of person? What religion does he practise?

Precious: He's a Christian. We are all Christians. But you know in life, when you go through some things, you need to seek spiritual help. You need to seek more help. So I think in the course of doing that, he probably got blindfolded by whatever prophet he was going to visit.

LIB: Concerning the physical abuse, from the Makeup issue to the 'furniture' wife demand, did you discuss this while dating? Did he ever have any problem with you before you got married? Something you might have ignored?

Precious: Absolutely not. Yes I know a lot of people say violent men show signs and women tend to ignore it but until you're in it, then you cant really say much about it. I'm not a victim of violence, physical abuse. I don't want to be tagged as that. Life just happened to me.

At the start, when he first met me, I didn't hide anything. I don't know how to lie. He knew I had a son, everything about me was as plain as an open book. When he met me for the first time, I had a full face of make-up. He liked the fact I was wearing what ever I was wearing. He liked the way I dressed, the way I talked, the way I was. So I don't know where the whole makeup thing came in but I appreciated the fact that he had opinions about my looks. I was trying to bring down whatever makeup I was doing - to suit him. It's not like I ignored him. I did everything I could. Even before heading out from home, I'll go to him asking if he liked the way I looked, so that he could give his opinion. It's not like I wasn't making any effort to please him. I actually did everything I could. This was the guy I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. I was trying to make him happy. That particular day he flipped out on me in the car, I don't know what happened. He just flipped. When you go through stress, frustration and all that, the next person to pick on and transfer the aggression is probably someone close to you. So I guess I was the target. As a Man, when you go through some stuff, you want to flip out, but there was no one to flip out on. I don't want to say I was readily available for him to transfer his aggression on. It's not like he's a bad person. This was one of the reasons I didn't want the story to initially cone out. It's not because of previous relationships or someone saying he hit them or whatever. I don't want him to suffer the whole bashing. When I first met him, he was a good person. It's just things that are going on in his life. I don't know if it's spiritual, I really can't put my finger on it. Even when he'll hit me or do some strange things, I'll call his name and he wouldn't be there. I'll look into his eyes and he's not there. So I felt its way beyond the physical.
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