The Kansas Metropolis Chiefs are addressing the current social media submit made by Rashee Rice‘s ex … the place she claimed she was abused in the course of the course of an eight-year relationship, together with when she was pregnant.

The stunning allegations have been made as a part of a prolonged assertion shared to the Dacoda Jones’ Instagram account on Wednesday … when mentioned she stored quiet for years to guard her former associate’s picture — however can not keep silent.

Within the submit, Jones mentioned her relationship ended lately  … and “since then it has been nothing however hell.”

On high of the abuse allegations, Jones claims her ex locked her exterior of their house in freezing temperatures after he was caught dishonest, broken her garments and footwear and confirmed up at her new house and broke her door.

Jones additionally claims the person deserted her and their youngsters in Kansas and he or she needed to “beg” him for cash so she might drive them to Texas.

Jones says he’s now attempting to pressure her and their youngsters out of their house “for no obvious cause.”

“I’ve recognized this man for YEARS,” Jones mentioned. “He tries to placed on this persona like he’s dad of the 12 months. He does the naked minimal and I’ve to beg for that.”

“I’ve protected his picture too lengthy and I’m performed doing that. It’s time to guard my peace, shield my kids and rise up for myself.”

Jones included pictures of her alleged accidents from the home violence incidents … in addition to harm to her house.

We reached out to Rice’s lawyer, Royce West, who mentioned his consumer has not been arrested or charged for home violence and hung up the telephone.

The NFL declined to remark … however the Chiefs mentioned they’re “conscious” of the claims made on social media and are in communication with the league.

Rice was suspended six video games earlier this season for a 2024 hit-and-run crash in Texas … and teammates like Travis Kelce and Tyquan Thornton wore “Free 4” shirts in help of him in the course of the ban.

He pleaded responsible to 2 felonies stemming from the incident — one rely of racing on a freeway inflicting bodily harm and one rely of collision involving severe bodily harm … and was ordered to 30 days in jail and 5 years of probation.