Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Ricewas accused this Wednesday of gender violence and domestic abuse by his ex-girlfriend, Dacoda Nichole.
“I’m so tired of staying quiet and I’m so tired of protecting her image. I’ve been through too much in a span of 8 years and I’ve had ENOUGH! I have dealt with abuse for years“This man and I decided to break up a couple of months ago and since then it has been nothing but hell,” Dacoda portrays in an Instagram message.
“He is very controlling, there have been times he came to my new home, broke down my door, there have been times when he He put his hands on me while I was pregnanthe even had the audacity to leave me outside all night in ten degree weather because I caught him cheating. He has cut off all my shoes and clothes, leaving me with nothing because he is trapped. And there are multiple instances of cheating, but other than that I’m tired of him not doing right by my boys. It’s not fair that I don’t call them. “He prefers to be sleeping with whores,” he adds in his story.
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“He literally dropped us off in Kansas and I had to beg him to send money so I could drive to Texas with my kids and all our stuff. We have an agreement for everything he’s put me through and he still won’t honor it. Now is trying to kick me and my children out of our house for no reason apparent. I have known this man for years. He tries to pass this person off as if he is the father of the year. He does the minimum and I have to beg for it. I have protected his image for too long and I have decided to stop doing so. “It’s time to protect my peace, protect my children and defend myself,” she concludes.
The publication is accompanied by 14 images in which Dacoda shows bruises on different parts of the body and other scenes such as closets and destroyed doors.
For now, neither the Chiefs nor the NFL nor Rice have commented on the matter.
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