Stunna Girl, 26, Reveals Shooting in Chest with Bloody Photos

Stunna Girl revealed she was recently shot in the chest and opened up about surviving the harrowing ordeal.

Over the weekend, the 26-year-old rapper took to Instagram to share a video of the gruesome bullet wound injury she sustained after allegedly being shot above her breast. 

Stunna Girl, whose real name is Suzanne Brown, explained that she was shot right above her left breast and the bullet exited from her armpit. 

On Sunday evening, the Sacramento native shared a bloody and graphic clip of her bruises and alleged gunshot wound, which appeared to have already been stitched up by medical professionals. 

She did not reveal any further information about the incident, including what led to the shooting, when it occurred or who was responsible. 

Stunna Girl revealed she was recently shot in the chest and opened up about surviving the harrowing ordeal

Over the weekend, the 26-year-old rapper took to Instagram to share a video of the gruesome bullet wound injury she sustained after allegedly being shot in her breast

She also shared a snap of her prescription label, revealing her diagnosis was a gunshot wound, and placed an emoji huffing with anger over her post.

It is currently unknown if she has filed a police complaint. 

‘It hit above my breast & went out my underpit,’ she explained with a caption on a blank background.

The musician, who is best known for her song Like Dat and appearing on the reality show Baddies, also thanked her fans and loved ones for their support after surviving the traumatic event.

Several fans and fellow rappers, including former City Girls member JT, flooded her social media with heartwarming messages of support.

‘Even though I sent my love in real life, I wanna publicly say I’m praying for you! You’re such a raw & talented girl to me. God gave you a 2nd chance do right with it! Love you @realstunnagirl,’ the Sideways hitmaker wrote on X.

‘I love y’all,’ Stunna Girl wrote in response to the kind messages. ‘Thanks to everyone who’s reached [and are] reaching out.

She shared her gratitude specifically to her family, friends, homies and supporters. 

‘I knew I was loved but this showed me just how much everybody really loves & rocks [for] me. I know y’all ain’t letting [nothing] slide [and] gone paint this [motherf***er] red bout me,’ she added. 

On Sunday evening, the Sacramento native shared a bloody and graphic clip of her bruises and gunshot wound, which appeared to have already been stitched up by medical professionals

She did not reveal any further information about the incident, including what led to the shooting, when it occurred or who was responsible

She also shared a snap of her prescription label, revealing her diagnosis was a gunshot wound, and placed an emoji huffing with anger over her post

She also bravely stated that the show will still go on, adding that she won’t let anything ‘stop [her]’ or ‘bring [her] down’ even though ‘that’s what people wanna see.’

After clarifying what occurred, she addressed a message to people sharing their own version of events differing from hers.

‘Y’all stop making up stories!!’ she wrote before declaring that she wouldn’t let the incident hinder her.

She said her upcoming performance on RedRum TV will continue as planned. 

‘My show is still fenna drop I’m not letting nun stop me,’ she wrote. ‘I won’t let nothin bring me down. 

‘That’s what people wanna see but that’ll never be the case,’ she continued.

‘I appreciate my supporters for everything,’ she added alongside a sparkling pink heart emoji. 

The shooting was not the first violent incident that Stunna Girl was involved in this year. 

Stunna Girl, whose real name is Suzanne Brown, explained that she was shot right above her left breast and the bullet exited from her armpit. The musician, who is best known for her song Like Dat and appearing on the reality show Baddies, also thanked her fans and loved ones for their support after surviving the traumatic event

After clarifying what occurred, she addressed a message to people sharing their own version of events differing from hers

She also bravely stated that the show will still go on, adding that she won’t let anything ‘stop [her]’ or ‘bring [her] down’ even though ‘that’s what people wanna see.’ She said her upcoming performance on RedRum TV will continue as planned

Back in April, she was performing in Syracuse in New York when her concert broke out into turmoil after she was sexually harassed by a fan. 

Fan-taken footage of the incident showed a man in the front row groping her backside. 

A multi-person brawl ensued when Stunna Girl’s husband, fellow rapper RichMula500, approached the perpetrator. 

A brawl began as other people started attacking the man, and Stunna Girl also got involved and began to kick the man.

Afterwards, she took to social media and shared a since-deleted post on her Instagram Story to address the incident.

‘In reality, I really could have him in jail right now for sexual assault,’ she wrote. ‘But I ain’t even put bruh in jail. 

‘And not only that [but] he went on the internet, he DMed me like 50 times, popping it. Like, “Yeah b****, I did this, I did that.” He posted it. He posted captions, acting hard, saying what he did. 

‘Like, you can’t be a gangster, pervert, rat. Like, you gotta pick one.’