Ex-quality control worker at Atlanta nightclub attacks ex-manager over cheating accusations

Memphis rap star Gloss Up, best known for her song “Check,” has reportedly found herself at the center of a controversy that has turned from a professional to a personal conflict. A viral video circulating online shows a tense relationship between Jerrica Russell, born Jerrica Russell, and her former manager, Tatiyana Blood, culminating in a physical altercation. Now, Brad has broken her silence.

During an Instagram Live on January 4, Blood confirmed the attack, which she claimed happened outside Dreamz Restaurant and Lounge in Duluth, Georgia on New Year’s Day. Describing the incident, Brad said: “I was hit from behind all of a sudden. I didn’t see it coming at all.” She went on to detail her injuries, saying her nose was swollen, her knees were scraped and her butt was bruised. Hurt. Brad expressed her growing unease after the altercation, indicating that she now fears for her safety. “When I go out, I feel scared and don’t know if someone is watching or following me,” she shared. .

Blood heightened tensions by claiming Gloss Up tried to file a restraining order against her without cause. In response, Blood reportedly filed assault charges against the rapper. Gloss Up seemed to indirectly address the accusations via her Instagram Story, cryptically writing, “Smiling so brightly in a photo about my livelihood.” The comments left fans speculating about her thoughts on the incident.

Gloss released her latest single “Robbery” last November. In May 2024, she released her latest EP “Not Ya Girl: Act 1” on Quality Control Music. The EP stars Hunxho, Skilla Baby and Jacquees. She will tour with Erica Banks to conclude Banks’ Cocky on Purpose 2 Tour in 2024. The rap star originally rose to fame in 2022 with her best friend, Memphis rap star GloRilla. It’s unclear what the consequences of the rapper’s attack will be.