Angela Simmons's ex-fiance, Sutton Tennyson, was murdered in Atlanta

* We have horrible news to report Sutton Tennyson, the father of Angela Simmons& # 39; young son. Tennyson, shot dead Saturday at his home.

Needless to say, that Angela – the daughter of Rev. Run (RunDMC) and Justine Simmons – is moved by the death of her ex-fiancé. At first, it was thought that his death was the result of a home invasion thief, but the Atlanta police now has up-to-date information.

APD said it responded to a "shotgun" notice at Tennyson's home. The police found him dead in his garage around 4:30 pm Saturday, following multiple gunshot wounds. It now seems like it was not a home invasion as it had been announced for the first time. Police said Tennyson was talking in the aisle with another man when the conversation escalated and his was shot dead. The suspect escaped in a car.

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Sutton Tennyson, Angela Simmons and their baby Sutton Jr.

Simmons and Tennyson, 37, have a 2-year-old son, Sutton Jr., and with that, she took comfort, saying, "Thank you for leaving my best gift." I have pain. I'm numb. "

She added …

"Thank you for the outpouring of love everyone. I can not believe that I even say Rest in Peace Sutton. I promise to retain SJ in all the ways I promise.

Sutton and Angela canceled their commitment in 2017.

In other news about Simmons and Tennyson, earlier this year in January, we talked about the division between Simmons and Tennyson and what could be the reason or at least what contributed to it.

Perhaps the encrypted message she posted at the time was a clue:

Meanwhile, Bossip said that during their relationship, Tennyson was accused of drug trafficking.

"Police arrested Tennyson near the Los Angeles airport in March 2015 and charged him with transporting the crime and selling marijuana, according to court records. He fought until recently, when he reached an agreement with prosecutors and pleaded "no challenge" in a charge of illegal trafficking in weed traffic. Office."

The case is now closed, but Tennyson is still conducting other legal battles. In September 2017, Ford Motor Co. had sued for breach of contract, alleging that he had stopped paying for the lease of his car. The company wants the balance to be due – about $ 3,200 – plus legal fees. Tennyson has not yet responded to the complaint.

For his part, Tennyson returned to ATL and seized a 4 bedroom McMansion with an area of ​​4,200 square feet for $ 431,000. Whatever it is, discover the full story of Bossip.