XXXTentacion's Ex Allegedly Wants to Drop Domestic Abuse Case, But Prosecutors Plan to Continue

The prosecution's suspicion of the affidavit is not without reason. In January, the victim testified during a length deposition during which, as Pitchfork reports, she said that Onfroy had threatened her over the phone and that his team reached out to her asking that she end the case. 

"They offered me to drop charges, right, but me knowing that you can't drop charges like that, I was like, "Yeah, you can offer me money,'" she said in the transcript obtained by Pitchfork. "They were like, 'How much do you want?' And I was like '3k.'"

"They were like, 'you need to drop the charges,'" she said in the deposition. "And I was like, 'I'm not dropping charges, unless you pay me.' But you know, I was just being smart about it."

While Onfroy's trial had been scheduled to start on Dec. 11, this new action will push that date back and the next hearing in the case is currently scheduled for Dec. 15, according to Pitchfork. 

Under the prosecution's new plan, Onfroy's second-degree felony charge of aggravated battery of a pregnant victim and his third-degree felony charges of domestic battery by strangulation and false imprisonment will all be tried together at a later date. 

Billboard reached out to XXXTentacion's rep for comment but did not hear back at time of publishing.