Lil Frosh Reconciles With His Ex-Girlfriend As She Withdraws Assault Case Against Him

Former Davido Music Worldwide (DMW) signee, Lil Frosh has reconciled with his ex-girlfriend, Gift Camille, after she filed an assault suit against him at the Lagos State Magistrate Court in Yaba.

Gift Camille Reconciles With Lil Frosh

In a post shared on her Instagram story, the model revealed that she has reconciled with the rapper and proceeded to withdraw the case from court.

She wrote: “I want to thank everyone that stood by me throughout the incident between Lil Frosh and I. I will also state that the case between I and Lil Frosh has been withdrawn from court and we are on good terms. Thank you.”

Lil Frosh Confirms Reconciliation With Gift Camille

Taking to his Instagram page, the rapper shared a letter from his lawyer notifying the public that the matter has been resolved.

“On the 10th of February, 2021 a criminal charge was instituted against our client which has caused a change in our client’s trajectory,” the letter reads in part.

“However, it has become imperative that we notify the public and well-wishers that the parties in the criminal suit have reconciled and charges brought against our client was withdrawn on the 14th March 2022.”

KanyiDaily recalls that in 2020, Lil Frosh was accused of beating Gift Camille to a pulp and threatning to release her naked videos which he recorded.

Following the domestic violence allegation leveled against him, his now-former record label, DMW, terminated his contract, saying there was no excuse for his actions.

However, during an interview, Lil Frosh said he never laid a finger on his girlfriend because he loves her so much. He also claimed that the swelling on her face was due to allergic reaction.

But Camille reacted to his denial saying “One day, your mask will fall and they will see the monster I had to face alone. They will know that I wasn’t lying.”

Lil Frosh was finally invited by the police on February 4, 2021, and charged to court were he was remanded in Ikoyi Correctional Centre till on March 9, 2021.