Kelly Rowland's Ex Reveals Identity of Her Abusive Boyfriend

 Roy Williams, Kelly Rowland's ex-fiance and former NFL player, was being accused of beating the pop superstar after she dropped her emotional single "Dirty Laundry." In the song Kelly sang about being in an abusive relationship.

"I was battered, he hit in a window like it was me until it shattered/He pulled me out, he said, 'Don't nobody love you but me, not your mama, not your daddy, and especially not B."

When people started questioning Roy on Twitter he responded by saying, "So Kelly has a new song. Called #DirtyLaundry.. & what ever she's saying in it ppl thinks it's me. #wow #imnottheonlypersonshedated #wasntme." 
Roy also identified who the real abuser is, and he pointed the finger at Kelly's ex Cudda or Cudda Love. He was Nelly's former bodyguard when the pair got together over ten years ago while she was working on "Dilemma" with Nelly. 

Tamara Eccelstone’s Black Lamborghini Aventador Dissapears

Tamara Eccelstone’s gloss black Lamborghini Aventador has gone missing after being taken from a mechanic’s garage who was working on the expensive Italian supercar.

As we previously reported, Tamara Eccelstone purchased the 300,000 pound Lamborghini Aventador in 2011 while in a relationship with Omar Khyami and after a bitter feud following the couple’s break-up mid-last year, the Aventador has gone missing.

The saga began at the car’s purchase when it was put in the name of Tamara’s boyfriend to ensure a parking permit. However, the car was registered to the address of Tamara Eccelstone who then tried to sell the car following her split from Mr. Khyami.

However, unbeknownst to her, an outstanding debt was taken on the vehicle meaning Miss Eccelstone had to pay off those debts before selling the car.

Mr. Khyami still refused to relinquish control of the Aventador and still claims ownership of the car which is set to lead to a High Court battle this year.

Fast forward to just days ago, and the black-on-black Lamborghini Aventador has disappeared from the HR Owen garage in West London where it was being serviced.

It’s reported that that Ziad Shawadi, who originally sold the car to the daughter of Formula One boss Bernie Eccelstone, has taken the car and plans to sell it.