Kelly Price recently went live on Instagram, making a series of startling allegations about a woman she identified as Whitney. During the livestream, Price claimed that the woman had undergone plastic surgery and altered her appearance, including stop buying dollar store wigs, in an effort to look like her. Price also alleged that the woman had been stalking her for three years and stated that the matter is currently in federal court.
Throughout the livestream, Price further alleged that the woman had used witchcraft against her. Price claimed that her alleged stalker had did psychic readings about her. She responded by saying that she has many people praying for her and explained to viewers how the God she serves works. Price listed several additional allegations against the woman, including claims that her phone had been cloned, she had been locked out of her computer, her airline tickets had been changed, she tried to kill her driver while she was in the car, and that a friend had been hospitalized the previous night as a result of actions allegedly connected to the stalker.
The six time Grammy nominated singer said she had remained quiet about the situation because both she have children & grandchildren and the alleged stalker have children. She also made allegations about the stalker’s family, claiming that the woman’s 17-year-old daughter is a “hoe,” who had been negatively influenced by her mother and that the daughter allegedly attempted to sleep with Price’s husband.
Singer Kelly Price during a recent Instagram Live in which she made claims regarding alleged stalking, witchcraft attacks, and spiritual warfare. Photo Credit: @mskellyprice/Instagram
The singer also spoke about her sister, referring to her as a witch and claiming that she sings in church on Sundays. Price alleged that her sister accused her of kidnapping her husband, whom Price described as a paid “handler.” She also referred to her husband as a warlock.
The 53-year-old claimed that the alleged stalker had threatened to come to Atlanta and had created dating profiles and an OnlyFans account using her identity. She also alleged that the woman does not have much time left to live, asking her if she’s still going to her doctor’s appointments. During the livestream, Price made several additional accusations involving the woman’s family history and claimed that God had revealed certain information to her regarding the woman’s deceased mother and that she’s in the grave because of her alleged involvement in witchcraft. She said that her alleged stalker never had a man that love her because she put a spell on every man she love. She threaten to post her picture online she said that she’s too high rank in the spirit. She said that she needs to worry about her kids that’s in CPS.
She stated that there are more warlocks and witches in churches than many people realize. Price also claimed that both of her dogs died as a result of witchcraft. She went on to discuss details from her personal life, including becoming pregnant at age 18 and alleging that her mother attempted to make her a covenant sacrifice that led to her being rape at the age of 3.
Price described a recent experience in which she saw birds outside her window. She said she closed her blinds and blackout curtains in her penthouse after hearing birds singing throughout the night. She locked herself in her room and referenced Exodus chapter 12 Versue 13, specifically the Passover scripture, “When I see the blood, I will pass over you.” Price said she prayed, went back to sleep, and later woke up praying with Pastor Hattie at approximately 5 a.m.
L-R: Kelly Price and her husband, Darrell Crump; and Kelly Price’s singer, Gospel Artist, Shanrae Cheree Price; Photo Credit: @mskellyprice/Instagram and @ShanraePrice/X
At one point, Price addressed a woman named Carmen, whom she identified as a friend of her sister. She told Carmen to leave the livestream and claimed that the woman had shifted her focus from Price to her sister. Price then questioned whether her alleged attacker was coming to kill her before saying, “Welcome to Atlanta! Where the players play,” referencing lyrics from Jermaine Dupri’s hit song. She also noted that Georgia is a legal-carry state and stated that real fighters seek peace. Price claimed that her attacker had already been rebuked in the spirit.
In another portion of the livestream, Price referenced New York locations, including Jamaica Avenue and August Martin High School (she claiming the school is no longer there), while addressing her alleged stalker. She predicted that the story would soon appear on blogs and media outlets.
Price also called on TMZ to post the video, claiming the outlet had previously been quick to report what she described as a hoax involving her. Which lead to her revisiting her highly publicized COVID-19 situation, claiming that she never had COVID and instead described the experience as a witchcraft attack. She alleged that she had been quarantined with a warlock (her husband) for 18 months and claimed that her sister had orchestrated their arrangement.
The singer further alleged that her sister fabricated a story about how a man met her at the church of the late Bishop Gilbert Patterson during a “Why Did I Get Married?” message in Memphis. Price said she has been dealing with these issues for five years. She described her previous online outbursts as examples of chaos magic and humiliation rituals.
Throughout the livestream, Price repeatedly challenged her alleged attacker to come to Atlanta, noting that while the city is known for many things, it is also home to many powerful prayer warriors. She stated that the devil operates in darkness and emerges into the light.
Price also spoke about a trip to Wichita, Kansas, where she was scheduled to perform on June 6th. She noted the pronunciation of “Wichita,” emphasizing some of the syllables sound like the word “witch.” She claimed that efforts had been made to interfere with her travel and alleged that Delta Air Lines never sent her a text message regarding a password change. She further claimed that a pastor’s wife working for the airline answered the phone when she contacted customer service and that a pastor’s son had helped bring her to Wichita.
Viewers interested in hearing the full context of Price’s allegations can watch the complete livestream for additional details regarding her claims of spiritual warfare and stalking.
Mixed Reactions on Social Media
Social media users expressed a range of reactions to the video.
One Threads user, @Soul.mellow, asked, “Serious question, is Kelly Price okay?”
Another commenter, @Christynecrooks, wrote under a post featuring clips from the livestream shared by Threads user, @Love_storm_love, stated: “Kelly hasn’t been okay for a while now. She’s got a spirit about her I can’t put my finger on. But something ain’t right.”
Meanwhile, @Jupiters_nova_ appeared more supportive under the post, commenting, “Yeah. You have to speak it out. However, there’s a certain way to do this. If this is true, I’m glad she was able to break free.”
Previous Concerns about Price’s Well-Being
This is not the first time concerns have been raised regarding Price’s well-being. In September 2021, she was reported missing in Georgia after family members requested a welfare check. During that same year, Price had been diagnosed with COVID-19 in July, and was admitted to the ICU in August after her condition reportedly worsened. Her children later learned that she had been discharged from the hospital.
At the time, some family members believed that her boyfriend was preventing relatives and friends from contacting her. However, her attorney, Monica Ewing, later stated that the Queens, NY native was safe and had relocated to a private undisclosed location to recover from her illness, according to NBC News.
Price has also previously accused her sister, Shanrae Cheree Price, of using the missing-person situation to spread false rumors and attempt to gain control over aspects of her life and affairs.
Peeps, what’s your take on Price’s claim? Do you think she’s going through a spiritual attack or experiencing spiritual psychosis?
