In a new statement, Rayzor also expresses his remorse for posting about '[dodging] a bullet and [walking] away clean' after Supa went public with their breakup.
- Jan 2, 2024
AceShowbiz - Supa Cent's ex-fiance denied rumors saying he was abusive before they called off their engagement. In a new statement shared on social media, Rayzor made it clear that he never "physically harmed" the cosmetics mogul.
"I want to take this opportunity to address the recent incident following Raynell and myself," Rayzor began his message shared on Monday, January 1. "I deeply regret the insensitive post I made on social media, it was thoughtless and it did not reflect the respect and love I have for her."
"Nevertheless, I understand the serious nature of the incident and I want to make it clear that at no point did I physically harm my fiancee," he continued. "While we did have a disagreement, misunderstandings can occur with any relationship."
Rayzor went on to note, "This relationship is very important to me and fighting for my family is top priority." He then added, "I appreciate the concern of my friends, family, and the public. Your understanding and support mean a lot during this time as I navigate these personal matters."
Rayzor issued the statement after posting about "[dodging] a bullet and [walking] away clean" as Supa went public with their breakup. He added in his post, "I couldn't ask God for anything more. No dirt on my name, no scandal, no cheating , It's nothing anyone can say bad about me besides it didn't work out. I'm at peace with my decision… all smiles #thankful."
Seemingly taking issue with Rayzor's post, Supa subtly fired back, "I wish I would have dodged them licks." She further alleged, "Not acting like he ain't just fight and drag me on the interstate. Whew Chile. Don't gaslight me before I spill fareal."
Supa and Rayzor got engaged exactly one year after they started dating. The latter proposed to Supa by giving her an 11-carat diamond ring after she purchased land for him as an anniversary gift.
