Earlier this week, Alicia Brown, the estranged wife of Atlanta radio personality Darian Morgan, aka “Big Tigger,” hinted that he physically abused her. Alicia broke down in tears while displaying her facial injuries in a now-deleted video.
While she didn’t accuse Tigger directly, she wrote a comment that read: “Someone ask my husband why my face happened?”
AliciaBrown, the wife to ity BigTigger , has shared a series of emotional posts online. In the videos and photos, shows visible injuries while alleging infidelity within their relationship. She also accused Big Tigger of being romantically involved with his new co-host on pic.twitter.com/vPbPiEZTD8
— Her Excellency (@charity_johhs) June 8, 2026
Big Tigger addressed the allegations on “The Big Tigger Morning Show” on V-103 (WVEE) in Atlanta on Friday.
“Good morning Atlanta, I’m extremely privileged to be here this morning, back at work,” he said.
“Over the past several days, there has been significant public discussion and speculation regarding my personal life. I understand this can happen being a public person. I’ve been doing radio now 32 years, and television for 29. I appreciate first and foremost the support and concern that so many people have shown. I want to say categorically – categorically that these allegations and accusations that have been circulating about me are false, untrue, not happening, didn’t happen.”
Tigger, 53, also apologized to his morning show co-host Francesca Amiker, 36. In a post on social media, Alicia suggested that Tigger and Francesca are more than friends and that Alicia filed for divorce after she learned of their workplace romance.
However, Tigger insists that he and Francesca are just friends and colleagues.
“Additionally, it’s important to clarify that Francesca and I have never been anything more than friends and respected colleagues. I’d like to apologize to you Francesca for the impact of these last few days and this last week. I hope you accept my apology. Out of respect for everyone involved, I ask for grace, privacy, and restraint as my family navigates this difficult moment. For more than 30 years, I’ve had the privilege of serving my community through music, entertainment, and connection. I remain grateful for the trust so many of you have placed in me throughout that journey. I intend to continue living and leading in a manner worthy of that trust. To all the people who have either quietly or loudly stood 10 toes for me, I appreciate it. For the people who have reached out to check on me, I appreciate you. No name-dropping necessary: you know who you are.”
Has Big Tigger seen her missing daughter of 7yrs during this marriage? We need to find that missing Baby Girl to her Daddy. Clearly, this lady has some serious issues. pic.twitter.com/Bqor77OXPv
— #WhatALiar ? (@devine187) June 12, 2026
In a statement to Loren Lorosa, Alicia denied calling Tigger an abuser. She said social media drew its own conclusions based on her tearful video. “I respect the legal process and believe law enforcement should be allowed to do its job without interference from anyone, including me.”
“I remain confident that the facts will speak for themselves in due time. Until then, my focus remains on my family, my peace, and protecting those I love… I love my family and I will not engage in public debates, speculation, or personal attacks and bitterness. I am not hiding, and I stand firmly by my character and integrity. I respectfully ask for patience as I follow the guidance of my legal counsel and allow the process to unfold.”
Meanwhile, Alicia’s 17-year-old daughter, Ailea Brown, is still missing. Ailea was 10 years old when she was reported missing in 2019. Investigators continue to list her as a missing child.