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Fetty Wap's estranged wife accuses him of physical and drug abuse

  • May 22, 2020
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Fetty Wap (Credit: Fetty Wap)

Fetty Wap‘s estranged wife Leandra Gonzalez has made allegations that they’re getting divorced because he had a serious substance abuse problem, cheated on her, and beat her.

According to TMZ, in court documents filed by Gonzalez, she claims that Fetty — whose government name is Willie Maxwell — brutally beat her less than a month after they got married in Toronto last August.

Fetty Wap attends the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential Center on August 26, 2019 in Newark, New Jersey.

Gonzalez also claims about a month before that trip, Fetty got the name of one of his mistresses tattooed on his wrist.”

READ MORE: Fetty Wap cuts deal to avoid jail time

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