just saw this news and gotta say, its a super sobering reminder that no one is above the law...even if you're a duke or something domestic violence is never okay, regardless of who's doing it or what their status is. its about time we talk about how we can support victims of domestic abuse and hold people accountable for their actions . and btw, why does it take a high-profile case like this to bring attention to the issue? shouldnt we already know that domestic violence is a huge problem?
just saw this news and gotta say, its a super sobering reminder that no one is above the law...even if you're a duke or something 
domestic violence is never okay, regardless of who's doing it or what their status is. its about time we talk about how we can support victims of domestic abuse and hold people accountable for their actions 
. and btw, why does it take a high-profile case like this to bring attention to the issue? shouldnt we already know that domestic violence is a huge problem? 