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Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Belfon injured in Bahamas accident

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Rel­a­tives of so­ca artiste Denise "Saucy Wow" Bel­fon said yes­ter­day that she was back home safe­ly af­ter she was in­volved in a ve­hic­u­lar ac­ci­dent dur­ing her vis­it to the Ba­hamas on the week­end.

Ac­cord­ing to re­ports from the is­land, Bel­fon and her man­ag­er Natasha Thomas were on their way to a con­cert ti­tled "Denise Bel­fon Live" at Club Se­crets, Pal­met­to Point, on Sat­ur­day when they were in­volved in a ve­hic­u­lar ac­ci­dent four miles be­fore reach­ing their des­ti­na­tion.

Re­ports re­vealed that Bel­fon was air­lift­ed to a hos­pi­tal in New Prov­i­dence, Nas­sau, fol­low­ing the ac­ci­dent on the is­land of Eleuthera. Is­abel­la Joseph and Ba­hami­ans Perez Smith and Stephen Bain were al­so re­port­ed to be with her at the time. The dri­ver of the ve­hi­cle, Clif­ford Sands, was not se­ri­ous­ly in­jured.

Un­of­fi­cial re­ports sug­gest the ve­hi­cle may have ex­pe­ri­enced me­chan­i­cal prob­lems and over­turned sev­er­al times be­fore com­ing to a stop.

A pho­to­graph of Bel­fon be­ing put in­to an air­plane to be tak­en to hos­pi­tal was cir­cu­lat­ed on so­cial me­dia and some of her friends wished her a speedy re­cov­ery.

Con­tact­ed yes­ter­day, a mem­ber of the fam­i­ly said she was rest­ing at home and that they were dis­ap­point­ed with me­dia re­ports.

"I can't give any state­ment. When she is ready she will ad­dress it. Things are be­ing blown out of pro­por­tion," he said.


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