Countess Vaughn Says Boyfriend Threw Bleach In Her Face, Strangled Her & Abused Her For Years

Countess Vaughn Say Boyfriend Threw Bleach In Her Face, Strangled Her & Abused Her For Years
Actress Countess Vaughn has been living with abuse at the hands of her boyfriend for years, according to a recent restraining order she’s been granted by an L.A. judge.
According to Vaughn, hey boyfriend David Benjamin Richard Whitten, often becomes insecure whenever she moves up within her career. She claims that in June, he threw bleach into her face to keep her from working as an actress. Vaughn says there were many incidences of both verbal and physical abuse including slapping, beating, strangulation and sexual assault. She says that Whitten has also threatened to kill her at times and has even threatened to leak an explicit video of her.
Whitten has been ordered to stay 100 yards from Countess Vaughn and her two children, one of which is biologically his child. A court hearing has been scheduled for next month.
In 2016, Countess Vaughn got engaged to a mystery man she had been dating for 10 years. She posted the proposal on Instagram but later deleted the pics from her page. It’s unclear if the man in the photos is Whitten.

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