Vory has been accused of domestic abuse by his girlfriend, with footage showing him threatening to have her “killed.”
Home security videos that surfaced online on Tuesday (February 13) capture heated encounters between the Grammy-winning singer and his partner inside their home.
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In one clip, Vory (real name Tavoris Hollins Jr.) is seen shouting aggressively at his girlfriend — with whom he shares a child — and backing her down.
“I’m not doing that. You don’t run this. I do! I do! I do! I do!” he can be heard shouting while his girlfriend, who is holding their dog, walks backwards and pleads with him to stop.
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Another video finds the Dream Chasers signee ordering his partner to remove her phone’s access to their home security camera before warning her: “I will literally get you killed, for real.”
Vory’s girlfriend detailed the singer’s alleged abuse in a lengthy post on her Instagram Stories, claiming she has footage of him punching her in the face and spitting on her.
“@vory you are a disgusting person,” she wrote. “You want to paint me out to be this ‘whore’/bad person. When it’s you! I don’t want to be with you or take your Valentine’s Day gift or spend time with you as a family because of all this shit you’ve put me through for TWO years so you go on social media to tell lies and try to spread this false narrative.
“Stop playing on my name before I post the videos of you punching me in the face, spitting on me and threatening to kill me while PREGNANT. I have all of those videos!! Show people who you really are. This man is a professional liar, manipulator and narcissist!”
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She added: “The proof is public. [Simply] google what he has current court cases for: & that’s only 2 of the 100 times he’s done this. If y’all wanna support a man that abuses pregnant women or women in general that’s between you and god!”
Vory has yet to respond to the allegations, but he released a new song called “Why Lie” on Wednesday (February 14) on which he alludes to relationship troubles.
HipHopDX has reached out to Vory’s team for comment.
The 26-year-old is best known for his appearances on Kanye West‘s Donda, as well as collaborations with Playboi Carti, Tory Lanez and his label boss Meek Mill.
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He also won a Grammy in 2019 for his songwriting contributions to JAY-Z and Beyoncé‘s Everything Is Love, which won Best Urban Contemporary Album.
Vory’s debut solo album Lost Souls was released in 2022 and debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart.
