A recent altercation with a family member reportedly caused significant damage to singer and rapper Doja Cat.
According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Doja Cat’s mother, Deborah Elizabeth Sawyer, alleged that her son, Raman Dalithando Dhalmini, abused both her and the signer. The latest altercation resulted in Dhalmini knocking out the singer’s teeth. He also inflicted a number of cuts and bruises on her.
In response to the recent abuse, Sawyer filed a request for a temporary restraining order against Raman, citing the singer (real name Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini) as someone who needs protection. Sawyer says Raman has left her and the singer “insecure and traumatized” after the latest incident.
“Raman has verbally attacked her in a very degrading and degrading manner. [manner]”, the documents reveal. In addition to abusing Doja Cat, Sawyer stated that Raman had stolen and destroyed some of the rapper’s belongings. Raman notably has a history of abusive behavior. Sawyer was granted temporary restraining orders against him in 2017. However, the orders have expired.
Meanwhile, Doja Cat was recently announced as one of the headliners for the 2024 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. She will perform alongside fellow headliners Lana Del Ray and Tyler, the Creator. This year’s Coachella attendees will also experience the No Doubt reunion.
Doja Cat recently addressed rumors about her hatred towards her fans
During an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro last month, Doja Cat addressed claims that she doesn’t like her fans.
“One thing I want to make clear is: you will never see a direct quote from me saying I hate my fans,” he explained. “Not once. But it’s very misquoted. Everyone says they hate their fans. I never said that, but I like to play with it as a meme.”
Although she knows some people understand her sense of humor, Doja Cat said she doesn’t have to explain it or play comedy to anyone. “If people don’t see the joke, then they just don’t see it, and it’s not my responsibility to make them understand it.”
Doja Cat also spoke out about the rumor that her music videos contain satanic imagery. This is specific to her music video for her. Paint the town red, which shows her dancing on top of a green elf. “That was a picture I painted,” she clarified. “My painting is not a weapon. It’s not offensive. He’s just a green goblin type monster… that was a really important piece for me.”
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