The situation between AKIRA and Masha Slamovich has already led to multiple serious allegationsincluding claims of domestic violence and emotional abuse. Even a former roommate has backed him with disturbing accusations of prolonged abuse, threats, and control. But in an update, AKIRA has shifted the focusnot to defend Slamovichs alleged behavior, but to ask fans to stop wishing her harm.
He took to Twitter with a long post directed at those who have rallied behind him. While he thanked them for their support, he warned that some are taking things too far.
He admitted that if not for others sharing their own stories, he might never have spoken out at all. That support pushed him to be openbut also taught him the weight of public exposure.
Then came his most serious plea. With the situation becoming a trending topic online and hate being directed toward Slamovich, AKIRA urged everyone to stop.
He showed empathy for the person he once loved and called for compassion, even in the face of pain.
AKIRA also reflected on the personal growth he experienced after the relationship, explaining that despite everything, he found strength in who he has become.
But the overall message remained firm: stop spreading hate and focus on change, accountability, and second chances.
He ended his message with a reminder of his faithand a direct call for compassion over cruelty.
AKIRAs message adds emotional weight to a story already filled with serious accusations. Rather than amplify the outrage, hes offering something harder: empathy. His words dont erase the pain or deny the abuse. They simply urge fans to stop turning that pain into something even darker.
Do you believe AKIRAs message promotes healing in a situation this serious, or should public accountability take a harder tone? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
