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EXCLUSIVE PART ONE: “Sorry, Mrs. Jackson” | Da’Naia Jackson Breaks Her Silence

What if your worst day was televised? What if your lowest point was plastered all over social media for strangers to judge your sanity? Would they assume you were crazy? Da'Naia Jackson is no stranger to online persecution. She's breaking her silence and giving a voice to the voiceless. This interview was so heartbreaking we couldn't help but name it, "Sorry, Mrs. Jackson."

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  • Jeff Spikes says:

    Her husband is the best relationship coach because he was telling people about avoiding people like him. A serial killer can catch a serial killer

  • Jane Do-Re-Mi says:

    Situations like Da’Naia’s are why being single isn’t an insult and being married isn’t always a flex. Just because someone is married doesn’t mean they’re in a GOOD marriage! They’re plenty of wives out here being lied to, cheated on, disrespected, embarrassed and generally mistreated. I hope black women learn to love themselves enough to stay single until they find healthy, loving relationships.

    • JONES2 says:

      THIS! some people’s grandmas had marriages like this throughout their youth, which is why i don’t think the number of your years of marriage means very much. it’s the quality, not quantity. i have an aunt who testified about her mother sticking with her abusive dad through years of abuse and cheating as if it was a triumph.

    • Lilith Speaks says:

      Or just enjoy having fun, recognizing that is what it is… having fun… don’t try & turn your f*ck buddy into your husband. Let people play the roles you invited them to play & keep it pushing. No muss no fuss. Not every guy we engage intimately with is husband or father material

    • TabooTableTalk Podcast says:

      Being married is a flex, so is being good picking a man. But most black women can’t pick a man because their fathers weren’t around because their mother’s were horrible pickers

    • Sally Hemings says:

      @TabooTableTalk Podcast what’s the FLEX 💪🏽? Tell us please 🙏🏽

    • Shamona Harrell says:

      So true.

  • Kutina Hayes says:

    Look at her. Hair. Makeup. Shadow work. Healing. Self worth. I’m proud of her.

  • Xanadue Da Spirit says:

    She’s cute. She’s witty. She’s likable.
    She’s gonna be just fine.

  • Chanel Chanel says:

    She’s a well spoken woman and absolutely gorgeous!!! I hope she builds a platform for herself and really enjoys her new found freedom from that narcissistic man.

  • Tumelo Mantje says:

    I hope she is writing a book cause my goodness!!! Look at God, look at healing look at all that work! Her soul is just oozing joy!!! I am super super happy for her. ❤

  • FreeNow says:

    She is a survivor of narcissistic abuse. She is going to be ok as long as she never deals with him again. So many of us have the same story but the best part is getting out.❤ to anyone going through this, I’m praying for you. You will break free!!!

    • Mea Nicole says:

      Amen!! Took me 7 years but I’m finally free!!! This was one of the hardest battles I’ve ever had to deal with!! I lost my 1st spouse to cancer 10 years ago and I jabe destroyed divorcing an extremely unwell narcissitic person was harder than burying my 1st love to cancer…. and that was no walk in the park itself. I now know what it’s like and when people say “why didn’t she just leave…” they truly don’t understand the toll of narcissitic and mental abuse… manipulation and gaslighting can make you feel like you’re going crazy … So thankful she got away safely ❤ 🙏🏽

    • sharon akumiah says:

      Amen 🙏🏾🙏🏾

    • Lakeyshia Blackmon says:

      Amen

    • Lebo-Aaliyah says:

      Amen. 🙏🏾

    • CreativePower. says:

      No, she’s not. She knew exactly how Derreck was before she got married, even in college, and she continued to pursue him and still wanted him. Ladies, stop playing victim…suck it up!!

  • Christy says:

    I need her to write a book and I need Lifetime to make a movie about their relationship! This girl deserves to profit off this trauma in EVERY way.

  • Juliet Okafor says:

    She defaults to silence. That’s her natural response to trauma. In that space she can protect herself and plan next steps. Think about how many times she has kept things, cried in the closet, snooped and watched quietly. She has a rich and deep internal space that she creates to protect herself. 😢 Her silence 🤫 made her even more easy to target, abuse and torture. He was cruel.

    • Samaiyah Black says:

      This!!! Omg! I can definitely identify with what you’ve described as the “default to silence” mechanism used to protect oneself.

    • Juliet Okafor says:

      I respect her because this podcast means she recognized that her silence emboldened her and no longer served her purpose. There aren’t many places he can hide. More importantly, she will be more at peace with herself when she chooses to go within.

    • Juliet Okafor says:

      I am not a quiet person.
      I have to talk things out. But, I do shut down when I am ashamed of myself. I lose my words. I cling to stillness as my thoughts race. My ex husband benefited from my shame. So, for me – it’s about creating safe spaces and having people I trust around me to preserve my energy and allow me to restore myself and find my words, practice my voice. Trauma is such a thief. It goes for broke. It steals everything you allow. So, I’m constantly addressing it and protecting it from stealing my confidence and joy, which is hard to get back. It’s been 5 years and I have times when I’m triggered by the oddest things, situations and people. I’m set to write a book about my life at that time, I’ve procrastinated on writing because I am forced to relive that dark part of my past.

      Today – I will find the words and shame the devil.

    • Tracey's Body Treats says:

      Wow I’ve never heard it described like this. This is exactly what I do! Default to silence. Woww.

    • Juliet Okafor says:

      I drafted my first chapter. Hardest thing I’ve done all year. I procrastinated for six months to write 12 pages.

  • Dear Future Wifey says:

    Wanna show DA’NAIA JACKSON love? Let’s blow her mind!
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    • Incognito says:

      This pinned post should have been the first comment… not just posted 7 minutes ago

    • Liz says:

      Derrick running out of alimony 🤣

    • Clara Matimba says:

      Currently out of the country, I’ll when I get back to the USA.

    • Ana Celia says:

      Deff showing her love, I hope she makes a lot of content in the future on YT and TikTok. She earned a fan off this.

    • MsMarkeila says:

      ​@Incognito I was definitely wondering if she was going to get paid for this interview that is his highest viewed and part two has almost 300,000 in 1 day. Hope she has a publicist

  • Erika Moore says:

    She is the example of the saying, “never judge a book by its cover”. I had so many negative ideas about who she was but seeing this completely changed my mind! Her husband never deserved her and I’m glad she’s free to live her life as her true self. Doing this interview was a good look for her!!👍🏾👍🏾

    • MissAki1 says:

      Someone folks won’t get a platform or the opportunity to share their story. Learn from this, never judge what you don’t fully know!

    • Cookie Lyon says:

      ​@MissAki1 😂😂😂😂

    • Jendayi says:

      I saw her as wounded and exploited and used by a demon seed. She was with a predator. He sniffed her out and knew he could bend her tear her and control her because she was vulnerable when he met her. He was like yessssss, perfect victim!

    • Patrice Bevill says:

      Raise your hand if you for real love her? ✋🏾Keep healing sis because healthy looks good on you!

    • Alexia Winnie Shepard says:

      ​@Jendayi exactly 💯

  • AMichelle says:

    I knew this was worth watching from the first 30 seconds of the podcast. When DJ stated she met him 3 weeks after being raped…my heart dropped. The fact that she can now be on the other side of it all…priceless. The universe is ALWAYS working in our favor. It’s up to us to have the courage to face and acknowledge those parts of ourselves that have been broken. Our lives will always reflect what we refuse to heal.

  • Tamara Laird says:

    The fact that he didn’t give her aids or hiv is a miracle

  • Abuor C. says:

    When people called her crazy, I said she is a victim of narcissistic abuse. I knew because survivors have ‘a look’. Look at God! God heals!

    • HandsofGlory1 says:

      This part!! That’s why it’s SOOOOOO important to speak up and out about Narc abuse and narcissism bc we really don’t realize what we’ve been dealing with especially if you’re an Empath

    • faith reader says:

      I think she enjoyed the drama. He showed her who he was multiple times and she accepted it I’m sorry

    • serious says:

      ​@faith reader so he cheats on her and emotionally abuses her and yet you still blame her?

  • seygra20 says:

    Her story is an eye opener and would make a good lifestime movie…All you single women, please do not envy anyone’s marriage or relationship because you truly never know what is going on.

  • Da'Naia Jackson says:

    I was so comfortable on the yellow couch with Laterras that I was able to crack these jokes and unpack the trauma. I was delighted that he caught all my dry humor and could 😂😂😂 with me about some hard life lessons

    • Shay Taylor says:

      I don’t know what everyone else was watching, but I totally understand why you both were giggling. You are hilarious and congrats on your healing!

    • Burnette Books says:

      You’ve healed and it shows

    • It’s_whatever_Dani_D says:

      You did great! I would of done the exact same thing! Humor helps us deal with the pain!!!! Your whole story resonates with me!! Your healing looks good sis!!!!!

    • bentbambooyoga says:

      What a powerful light you are. Laughter is the best medicine.🎉

    • Very Stylish Men TV says:

      Sharing your story took courage. Happy to see you healing 💯🔥‼️.

  • DandN Claxton says:

    When she said “I got 3 therapists” I stood up. Respect. Fix you. So many women don’t have boundaries. She’s not alone. It’s possible to find a real one. Smh.

  • Lela Joon says:

    She is stunning and able to so beautifully articulate herself and her story. I wish her so much healing and happiness in this next phase of life. She deserves it. It’s definitely her time.

  • Christina Cean says:

    Morale of the story: No matter how handsome a man is, never compromise you self-respect. Never chase a man. Never move to a different state to follow a man. Never tolerate disrespect and cheating, especially before getting married. Have sexual and emotional discipline. Heal before seeking a new relationship. No matter how painful it is to walk away, do it! The probabilities of turning a cheater into a good husband are extremely low don’t think you can change a man.

    • serious says:

      Very true and very wonderful statement! And he’s not even all that good-looking LOL… I’m not sure why black women were so caught up in him

  • J.J Harper says:

    So glad she did this interview. Seeing her charm, intelligence, how she tells her story completely changed my mind about her. I wish her well on her healing journey

    • HandsofGlory1 says:

      I’m curious… What’s were your previous thoughts about her?

    • serious says:

      I don’t understand why y’all thought badly of her in the beginning. Are people really this blind to believe a guy just because he has dangly parts, can articulate, and is good-looking? I don’t get it. She always seemed broken and like a little sister that needed help from the evil predator.

    • serious says:

      ​@HandsofGlory1 girl, I’m asking the same thing LOL… So many sisters are so quick to blame and judge other women. It was apparent that this girl was suffering, yet people still blamed her. It’s disgusting.

    • J.J Harper says:

      @serious  I only gave her the side eye after she sat down with him on live to discuss his cheating. Then after that the helmet of salvation thing was weird, and the hexing of people who,spoke against her didn’t help.

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