Foxy Brown Sends Open Letter To Russell Simmons [PHOTO]

Foxy Brown Performs at the Def Jam Recordings 30th Anniversary Concert at Barclays Center of Brooklyn on October 16
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Russell Simmons has one loyal friend in Foxy Brown.

The founder of Def Jam records has been accused by many women of sexual misconduct in the past two months. While he is currently meditating and reflecting in Bali, one of his former artists has decided to speak out in support of Simmons.

Foxy Brown posted an open letter in which she spoke of the mogul as a “respectful, respected gentleman” and sending her love.

Following the success of verses on Jay-Z’s “Ain’t No N****” and Case’s “Touch Me, Tease Me” Brown signed to Def Jam Records in 1996.

See her open letter below.