1996
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13 Ιαν 2022 · Siblings Randy, Marty, Tommy, and Bunny DeBarge were reportedly dealing with alcohol and drug abuse during this time. In October 1988, Jonathan and Bobby DeBarge, along with two others, were convicted for cocaine trafficking, UPI reports. The brothers were handed six-year prison sentences.
- DeBarge's Tragic Real-Life Story
Etterlene's children had horrific memories of their father....
- DeBarge's Tragic Real-Life Story
10 Δεκ 2019 · Etterlene's children had horrific memories of their father. "My father sexually molested a lot of my brothers and sisters," Chico DeBarge told Vibe. Bobby allegedly took the bulk of the abuse, but all the children suffered. Bunny would blame the siblings' professional woes and personal struggles on the ugliness they endured as children.
In November 2019, DeBarge was arrested again for drug possession in California. [ 8 ] On April 2, 2020, DeBarge's eldest son, Dontae (born 1984), was murdered in a stabbing incident in the Van Nuys area of Los Angeles, California at age 35.
8 Δεκ 2021 · Most recently, last July, the then 57 year old El was arrested for felony vandalism. Bunny DeBarge is the only family member we see Robert Sr. sexually abuse in the film, but at least the oldest 5 children were also sexually abused by Robert according to Greg from Switch and other stories. She dropped out of school at 17, had her first child ...
14 Νοε 2021 · Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... cops got a call back on Nov. 6 about a man causing a disturbance inside a motorhome, and when they got there they made contact with Chico and noticed his RV...
15 Νοε 2021 · On Jan. 13, the “Talk To Me” singer was charged with drug possession, a DUI, and even impersonation for pretending to be his older brother, James DeBarge. When he was pulled over at a Burbank ...
11 Οκτ 2023 · Bobby DeBarge was the first in the family to succumb to drugs, but certainly not the last. Bunny, El, Tommy, Chico, and James DeBarge all battled addiction for years. "Drugs happened," mother Etterlene DeBarge told Atlanta Daily World of the musical family's addiction.
