Tyrese breaks down in tears, begs ex-wife to return his daughter [VIDEO]

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 Tyrese breaks down in tears  [VIDEO]


Singer cum actor Tyrese Gibson has pleaded with the court to not take his daughter Shayla away from him.
Tyrese in a video gone viral, begged his “millionaire and billionaire” friends to come to his aid over custody battle of his daughter.
He also begged his ex-wife Norma Gibson to drop her fight for a restraining order against him.
“Please don’t take my baby away, I’ve been away from my baby for 2 months,” he says with tears rolling down his cheeks.
“I’m not doing anything illegal by doing this video. I earn 13,999 dollar per month what more do you want from me.
“Nobody showing up for me. I have billionaire and millionaire friends, I’ve been there for you but no body here for me.
“I’m a married man I have moved on with my life, I do not hate her mother.
“I don’t know why you hate me but I don’t hate you, you cant accuse me of doing what I dint do…I never cry.”
Watch video below…

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