IG Story of Jellie Aw Before Being Beaten by Jam Ignacio
JELLIE AW – The famous DJ shared a seemingly normal Instagram story before the alleged assault by her fiancé, Jam Ignacio.
On February 11, she posted a story where she and Jam were together, visiting “Ate Carla” for a manicure. In the caption, Jellie jokingly noted, “Inip ka na? Ate Carla, pabilis daw hehe!” suggesting the two were still in a seemingly good place before the incident.
However, just hours later, Jellie shared another Instagram story that revealed the horrifying aftermath of the assault. Her face showed signs of physical abuse, and in her caption, she angrily expressed, “Taena mo [Jam Ignacio]. Magkita tayo sa kulungan!” These posts shocked her followers, especially given the contrast between the earlier story and the one that followed.
Jellie’s sister, DJ Jo Aw, also shared her outrage on social media, condemning Jam’s actions and seeking prayers for Jellie’s recovery. She revealed that after the assault, Jellie was rushed to the hospital for treatment. Jo emphasized that regardless of the circumstances, Jam had no right to harm her sister and voiced her concern for Jellie’s safety.
Jo also revealed that the assault occurred while Jellie and Jam were in a locked car on their way home. Jam reportedly hit Jellie unexpectedly, leaving her defenseless. Jellie was unable to call for help as her phone had been taken, but she managed to scream for assistance when the car’s RFID failed to register at a toll gate. The toll teller then helped her, and Jellie was able to seek aid. Jam fled the scene before authorities arrived.
Jellie later posted disturbing images of herself on social media, accusing Jam of almost causing her death. In a message filled with anger and pain, she wrote, “HAPPY VALENTINES?taena mo Jam Ignacio mapapatay moko wala akong ginawang masamA para ganituhin moko halos mamatay ako sa ginawa mo! papalukong kita!” At the time of writing, Jam has yet to release any statement or response, and the family is preparing to report the incident to the police.