Big Tigger Takes Break from Radio Amid Personal Turmoil: Addressing Speculation and Family Matters
Big Tigger, the radio host and DJ, announced on Instagram that he is taking a break from radio due to the overwhelming speculation and misinformation surrounding his personal life. He expressed that being separated from his son is the most challenging aspect of his current situation and emphasized the importance of focusing on his family during this time. Denying all allegations against him, he stated his intention to clear his name and thanked his supporters for their love.
Previously, Big Tigger, whose real name is Darian Morgan, was arrested on charges of aggravated battery and cruelty to children following an incident at his home involving his wife, Alicia Brown. Brown, in turn, faced a defamation lawsuit from V-103 co-host Francesca Amiker, who accused her of falsely portraying her as Tigger's mistress. Despite the legal battles, both Tigger and Amiker denied the affair allegations, with the case still pending trial.
Having hosted the morning show on Atlanta's V-103 since 2020, Big Tigger was released on bond and is awaiting a court hearing to determine the status of a temporary protective order. The situation has led to uncertainties about his return to broadcasting and any potential actions by Audacy, the owner of V-103. As the legal proceedings continue, the focus remains on resolving the personal and professional challenges faced by all parties involved.