D’Angel is using her platform to condemn violence against women.
On Sunday, the Lady of Dancehall took to her Instagram account to uploaded a video saying, ““Stop the violence against women and children and for all those who are suffering I’m here to encourage you that there is hope and we can survive.”
“For 2021, we’re looking into just making a change and making our homes happy for Christmas and just surviving against all odds. So I’m encouraging everybody who’s watching this video to stop violence against women and children,” she added.
She also shared her 2017 single “We Can Survive” in which she condemns violence against women.
D’Angel’s video post comes following comedian Majah Hype’s ex lover Latisha Kirby revealed that he abused her “for a long time” during their relationship.
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