Photos of Rapper AKA violently breaking down a bedroom door where his late fiancée, Nelli Tembe was hiding” during an alleged fight surfaces


South African rapper, AKA, has been accused of putting his late fiancee, Nelli Tembe, through emotional and domestic abuse.

News24 released images where “AKA can be seen using his hands to violently break down a wooden door to enter the bedroom in their apartment in Bryanston, Johannesburg where Tembe was hiding”.

According to a close friend of Tembe, while speaking with News24, said Tembe told her that the rapper smashed her face against a wall during a fight in their apartment after which she locked herself in the bedroom. The incident allegedly took place on March 13.

"She then sent me the video of the attack. AKA is so violent in the video that he breaks down the door of the room that Anele had locked herself in, whilst escaping his blows, with his bare hands. This is an attack that I want women to be shielded from," the friend said.

Recall, On April 11, Tembe fell from the 10th floor of the Pepperclub hotel in Cape Town. Her death is being investigated by police.

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