Ray J’s Livestream Incident: Did He Point a Gun at Princess Love?

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'I'll kill you': Did Ray J point a gun at Princess Love during livestream? What we know

In the early hours of Thursday, singer Ray J stirred up significant concern during a live stream from his home, declaring that he was experiencing “the worst Thanksgiving.” According to a report by TMZ, he claimed he was facing threats and was worried someone was attempting to take his children.

During the livestream, Ray J abruptly retrieved a firearm from a table, loaded it on camera, and warned he would shoot anyone who approached his door. His demeanor became increasingly tense as he stepped off-screen, shouting accusations at someone he alleged was trespassing.

Details of the Incident

The situation escalated dramatically when Princess Love, Ray J’s partner, entered the frame holding their daughter. She confronted him, accusing him of having pointed a gun at her. Ray J refuted her claims, alleging that she and a cousin were under the influence of alcohol. In a heated exchange, Princess referred to him as a “woman abuser.”

As tempers flared, a male individual entered the space, prompting Ray J to issue another threat, asserting he would shoot the newcomer. The camera’s view shifted, but the audio captured Ray J shouting, “I’ll kill you,” instructing people to vacate his home.

Police Response and Arrest

As sirens echoed in the background, a child’s cry could be heard. Police arrived shortly after and began to assess the scene. Reports indicate that Princess Love spoke with officers, mentioning that her son had informed her about the gun placed on the table. Law enforcement was alerted around 4 AM regarding a domestic disturbance characterized by threats of violence. Following standard procedure, officers cleared the premises and took Ray J into custody.

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