Stevie J wants that old thang back and he’s pouring his heart out and begging for forgiveness.
The songwriter/producer/reality star took to Instagram on Mother’s Day with a post dedicated to his wife, Faith Evans openly apologizing for his past mistakes and asking her for a second chance.
The post comes months after Stevie filed for divorce from Faith back in November as we previously told you. At that time Stevie took to social media claiming that Faith had cheated on him and claimed the alleged infidelity occurred in their home and bed.
Days later, a video was leaked which showed Stevie confronting Faith in their home about the alleged affair and an argument ensued. Stevie later took to social media after the video leaked apologizing to Faith.
Although Faith never publicly commented on the matter, she too took to Instagram and reposted a meme with text that read, “Did you know there are 3 places you can stay for free? ‘In your lane,’ ‘Out of my business’ and ‘over there.’” She also shared a clip of her and Stevie on the beach doing backflips with the caption “Get us free, bruh!” seemingly confirming that things were now all good between the two.
Fast forward, Stevie’s latest post sees him confessing his love for Faith and begging for her to take him back.
Faith Rene Jordan I’ve hurt you, disrespected you and humiliated you in front of the world. From this day forward I promise to listen to your feelings and be more delicate with your heart. I also promise to build you up even more & to communicate daily with you, respect you and love on you until you’re as happy as you were when we got married. I’ve learned my lesson and I NEVER want to live without you because God knows I’m a better man with you and I’m asking you to find it in your heart to forgive me and allow me to rebuild our trust. Happy Mothers Day x I love you.
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The post also comes just weeks after his super awkward interview from bed where he was seemingly being “pleasured” by an unidentifiable woman.
Still no word from Faith.
