Rapper Fabolous ANNOUNCES … That He’s Finally ‘Giving Up’ On Marriage To Emily B!!!

The marriage of rapper Fabolous and Love & Hip Hop actress Emily B has been having issues for the past six months. Media Take Out has now learned that Fabolous appears ready to divorce his wife.. Yesterday, the Brooklyn rapper posted a message that alluded to his marital troubles and his relationship with Emily and their family.

“Fabolous and Emily’s Marriage: From Controversy to Separation”

According to a Media Take Out report, Fab and Emily tied the knot just two years ago, shortly after an incident where Emily accused Fab of abuse and involved the police.

Initially, New Jersey prosecutors pursue charges against Fabolous, pressuring Emily to testify. However, after their marriage, the prosecutors lost their leverage, leading to a quick resolution of the case.

After a period of stability in Emily and Fab’s relationship, rumors of marital issues began circulating last year, as reported by Media Take Out.

The situation escalated when Emily relocated with their children from Fab’s New Jersey residence to Los Angeles during the summer, leaving the rapper behind. Since then, the couple has not made any public appearances together.

“Fabolous: Rising Star to Established Hip-Hop Icon”

Fabolous, an American rapper hailing from Brooklyn, rose to prominence during his high school years with a live performance on DJ Clue’s radio show and subsequently signed to DJ Clue’s Desert Storm label.

He gained recognition with his debut album, “Ghetto Fabolous” (2001), featuring hit tracks like “Can’t Deny It” and “Young’n (Holla Back).”

The success continued with his second album, “Street Dreams” (2003), which produced chart-topping singles like “Can’t Let You Go” and “Into You.”

Throughout the 2000s, Fabolous delivered a series of hit songs, collaborating with artists such as Diddy, Ne-Yo, and Trey Songz. His notable appearances on R&B singles further solidified his presence in the music industry.

After departing from Elektra, Fabolous signed with Atlantic Records in 2004, releasing his solo album under the label, “Real Talk.”

In 2006, he joined Def Jam Recordings, while also establishing his own record label, Street Family Records. His album “From Nothin’ to Somethin”” came out in 2007 under Def Jam, followed by “Loso’s Way” in 2009.

Over the years, Fabolous has released numerous mixtapes, including the highly acclaimed “There Is No Competition” and “The S.O.U.L. Tape” series. In 2014, he dropped his sixth album, “The Young OG Project.”

Frequently Asked Question

1. Did Fabulous hit his wife?

Court documents state that Emily reported to the police that Fabolous sent threatening texts, expressing his intent to harm and kill her. She was then punched seven times in the face, resulting in the loss of two front teeth.

2. Did fabulous marry Emily?

The couple has four children together, including Taina Williams (born April 1, 1998) from Emily’s previous relationship, as well as Johan (born 2008), Jonas (born 2015), and Journey Isabella (born 2020).

3. Why did Fab beat Emily?

Fab brutally attacked Emily upon discovering her trip to Los Angeles coincided with his presence, expressing violent intentions towards her.

Conclusion

Fabolous and Emily B’s marriage has faced significant challenges in recent months, with indications that Fabolous may be considering ending the relationship.

Media Take Out reported on a message posted by the rapper that hinted at marital troubles. The couple tied the knot two years ago, following an incident involving accusations of abuse and legal proceedings.

However, after their marriage, the prosecutors lost their leverage, leading to a quick resolution of the case. Rumors of marital issues surfaced last year, and tensions escalated when Emily moved with their children to Los Angeles without Fabolous.

The couple has since refrained from making public appearances together. Throughout his career, Fabolous, a Brooklyn rapper, has achieved success with hit albums and mixtapes, collaborating with various artists and establishing his own record label.