Roomies, Alicia Brown is speaking out—but not in the way some people may have expected. As the legal drama involving Francesca Amiker continues to unfold, Brown is making it clear she’s taking a different approach while the case plays out.
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Alicia Brown Says The Receipts Will Speak
Just one day after V-103 personality Francesca Amiker filed a federal defamation lawsuit against her, Alicia Brown broke her silence through a statement released by her legal and public relations team. While declining to respond to the allegations directly, Brown said she has been advised by counsel to refrain from discussing the case publicly as several legal matters remain ongoing. Instead, her team insisted that “the receipts, including text messages, evidence, and the legal process will speak for themselves.” They added they’re confident the truth will come out in court—not on social media.
Alicia Claims The Full Story Isn’t Out Yet
Brown’s response follows Amiker’s claims that she falsely accused the radio host of being Big Tigger’s mistress. She also allegedly linked her to injuries Brown reportedly sustained. According to the lawsuit, Amiker is seeking compensatory and punitive damages, attorney’s fees, and a jury trial. Brown’s team also said her main focus remains protecting her family, especially the children they claim witnessed multiple altercations, some of which were allegedly recorded. The statement closed by thanking supporters for their continued prayers and patience, saying Brown will speak publicly when it’s “appropriate and legally advisable” to do so.
Here’s What Sparked Francesca’s Lawsuit
As previously reported, the legal battle stems from weeks of public accusations involving Big Tigger, his estranged wife Alicia Brown, and his V-103 co-host Francesca Amiker. Amiker is a four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist who joined the ‘Big Tigger Morning Show’ earlier this year. She filed a federal defamation lawsuit in Georgia. She alleges Brown knowingly spread false claims on social media that she was romantically involved with Big Tigger and played a role in the breakdown of his marriage.
According to the lawsuit, Amiker also claims Brown falsely connected her to injuries Brown displayed in emotional Instagram posts. Amiker claimed they created the impression that she was somehow responsible for the alleged violence. Court filings state that Amiker and Big Tigger have never had a relationship beyond being professional colleagues. Additionally, she is seeking compensatory and punitive damages, along with attorney’s fees and a jury trial. She says the claims are knowingly false and defamatory.
