June 15th 2024.
It's a tragic story that has shocked the music industry. According to reports, the DJ of well-known hip-hop artist Webbie, Natorius "Torry" Brown, has taken his own life after killing his wife. The incident happened on June 9 in Powder Springs, Georgia.
The news first broke when Hot 107.9 reported on the incident, stating that DJ T Gutta, also known as Natorius Brown, had shot and killed his wife, Kalisha Seddens-Dunn. She was found dead at the scene, while Brown was transported to the hospital in critical condition. Sadly, he later succumbed to his injuries.
AllHipHop also obtained a statement from the Powder Springs Police Department, confirming the details of the incident. Captain J.W. Holcombe stated that Brown had died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds after killing his wife. He also mentioned that Brown was known as T Gutta when he performed.
Before the tragic incident, Brown had taken to social media to express his frustrations with working with Webbie. In a lengthy Facebook post, he bashed the rapper for not paying him and for making his life a "living hell." He revealed that he had taken on multiple roles while working with Webbie, including being a driver, security, PR, and even a babysitter.
Brown also shared that he had been with Webbie for 10 years and had hoped things would improve. But sadly, the rapper's failure to pay him and the hostile work environment had taken a toll on his mental health. He expressed that he had been suffering in silence, putting on a facade for the public while dealing with the rapper's personal issues.
The couple leaves behind three children, making this tragedy even more heartbreaking. It's a reminder that behind the glitz and glamour of the music industry, there are real people dealing with real issues. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their families and loved ones during this difficult time.
In related news, rapper Kanye West has been accused of bragging about a sexual encounter with a famous celebrity for three hours. This shocking revelation came to light in a lawsuit filed by his former assistant. It's another reminder that fame and success don't always bring happiness and that we must take care of our mental health and the well-being of those around us.
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