Mr Brown Accused of Being Emotionally Abusive

The producer found himself in the spotlight when it emerged that he had been unfaithful to his pregnant wife with South African actress and singer Itu Bokaba.

However, Itu Bokaba dismissed the reports claiming that their split was due to her discovering Mr Brown’s marital status and his impending fatherhood.

Instead, she stated that their relationship ended because of his emotionally abusive behaviour towards her. She shed light on his increasingly apparent narcissism and manipulative tendencies, which ultimately led to the demise of their romance.

Mr Brown’s Shadaya-inspired Facebook Post Raises Eyebrows as Abuse Allegations Surface from Former South African Flame!

“The truth is that our relationship ended because of his narcissistic and emotionally abusive behaviour toward me,” Itu Bokaba told The South African.

Mr Brown’s Shadaya-inspired Facebook Post Raises Eyebrows

While Mr Brown has yet to directly address the allegations of abuse, he recently took to his Facebook page, just a day after Father’s Day, to share a thought-provoking post on the motives behind men’s choice of partners.

Employing an analogy reminiscent of the teachings found within the self-proclaimed anti-feminist Shadaya’s handbook, Mr Brown conveyed his message.

Comparing a zebra to a donkey, he elucidated his viewpoint. In his metaphorical tale, he posited that despite the zebra’s undeniable beauty, a man would opt to bring the donkey home while leaving the zebra to roam freely in the forest.

The man might occasionally visit the forest to catch a glimpse of the captivating zebra, but he would never bring it home.

“Indeed, A Zebra is beautiful compared to the donkey, but the man chose to bring the donkey home and leave the Zebra at the forest. And he continues to visit the forest to see the zebra but won’t take it home  This is not about Zebras,” he shared on his Facebook profile.