Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Keke Wyatt & Sara Stokes Open Up in Documentary About Being Physically/Sexually Abused

Sara Stokes, KeKe Wyatt

*October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time when activists and resource providers raise awareness about the signs of domestic abuse and how to combat the cycle of family violence.

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month, filmmaker Nicci Gilbert has republished clips from a 2016 documentary she produced titled “From The Bottom Up,” about celebrities who made comebacks after falling off.

In one segment, singers Sara Stokes and KeKe Wyatt open up about the abuse they suffered at the hands of their partners. KeKe claims she was abused by her first ex-husband and Stokes’ shared details about her domestic violence situation with current husband Tony Stokes. Sarah was also sexually abused by her biological father when she was a young girl.

“I remember him throwing me down the hallway by my hair, knocking me out. … He was just really, really mean.’ ‘He had built this image of perfection on the outside, but on the inside, it was just chaos,’ Sara said, The Daily Mail reports. “When I was 12 years old, he ended up molesting me, too. That was the point when all trust went out the window for everybody, especially men. I just felt so hurt. It felt like a gunshot to my heart because I couldn’t believe this man I looked up to from when I was 5 years old, me thinking that he was my protector ends up doing the same thing.”

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Below are excerpts (via MadameNoire.com) from what both women had to say in the documentary about being victims of abuse.

KeKe: It feels good to just talk to somebody who’s been through some of the same stuff that I been through. It was hard. It was hard.

Sara: Jesus is good because I have been through some stuff, girl. It’s all out there. That’s another thing, I know me and you have been through similar things when it comes to the domestic violence thing or whatever the heck.But honest to God, how the heck did you deal. I’ve been called crazy.

KeKe: My kids.

Sara: They get it at school too though. ‘Oh your mom is insane.’ Your daddy be whipping your momma ass.

KeKe: I’m the one that’s crazy because I stabbed him. And I did. I hear my infant baby in the other room, screaming, crying mommy. And I got this dude choking me. He’s high. He done been out on a binge. I had no idea this dude did drugs. So I find out he’s a crackhead on Christmas Eve. And then he comes home and he’s pissed off because I showed up at his cousin’s house and I embarrassed him. And so he decided he wanted to take it out on me with these here. And he had been drinking so he had that liquid courage. Which got him stabbed.

Sara: This is what happened with my story. Me and my husband in California , you know we moved from Michigan. We had gone out there to the hot tub. My husband, being silly, ended up trying to throw me in the pool. I was like, ’Heck Nah. It was freezing. So I tired to dart away and slid and BOOM hit my head on the concrete and slide. I ended up busting my head and after that, I don’t remember anything. My kids started to scream because I didn’t know but it was blood all over my face. Because when I hit the concrete, I scrapped all of my skin off. Everybody thought he whipped my ass. He didn’t… that night.

KeKe: Oop. That one.

Sara: I don’t know how I stabbed him but it was on his arm and they said I stabbed him. No hitting is good. No relationship is supposed to be like that. With this last situation, I went to jail for two and half months for the domestic violence. I was like, ‘I hate you man.’ Because I felt like you should have been here or at least your butt in jail too with me. I felt like me and him together, if we didn’t change the situation, change ourselves it was just going to continue.

KeKe: Well from woman to woman, keep yourself safe and your babies. Don’t let no man touch you. I don’t care how many years y’all been together. It don’t work like that. [Whispers] But if you are not really and truly happy, leave him alone. Is he still hitting you?

Sara: Sometimes…

KeKe: No! Girl, you better leave that nigga alone, I swear to God.

Watch the clip below.

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