Big Tigger’s V-103 Co-Host Francesca Amiker Sues His Wife Alicia Brown, Says Affair Allegations Cost Her Professionally

Francesca Amiker, Alicia Brown, Big Tigger

Big Tigger’s V-103 Co-Host Francesca Amiker Sues His Wife Alicia Brown, Says Affair Allegations Cost Her Professionally

Francesca Amiker is taking legal action against Alicia Brown.

The V-103 radio co-host has filed a federal defamation lawsuit against Big Tigger’s wife, alleging Brown falsely accused her of having an affair with the veteran radio personality in a series of social media posts. According to court documents filed on June 30 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Amiker claims Brown’s posts portrayed her as a “mistress/homewrecker” and implied she was connected to the injuries Brown previously displayed on social media. Amiker maintains that her relationship with Big Tigger has always been strictly professional.

In the complaint, Amiker alleges the accusations sparked widespread online harassment, damaged her professional reputation, caused business losses, and forced her to hire crisis management and public relations assistance. She is seeking compensatory damages, punitive damages, attorney’s fees, and has requested a jury trial. The case was filed in federal court because the parties reside in different states and the lawsuit alleges damages exceeding $75,000.

The lawsuit comes just days after Big Tigger, born Darian Morgan, was arrested on charges of aggravated battery and cruelty to children stemming from an alleged May incident involving Brown. Following his arrest, Big Tigger denied the allegations against him and publicly stated that he and Amiker have “never been anything more than friends and respected colleagues.” He also apologized to Amiker for the public scrutiny surrounding the allegations.

The defamation case remains pending, and neither a judge nor a jury has ruled on the allegations outlined in Amiker’s complaint.