Just Brittany Cries & Addresses Z-Ro’s Beating: “He Pulls Me By The Hair & Drags Me Back Into His Room” [Video]

Music newcomer Just Brittany has come forward to spill her guts. This week, the hip-hop rookie talked about a graphic attack from ex-boyfriend Z-Ro.

In a new interview, Brittany explained what really happened when Z-Ro attacked her.

“He has no soul in his eyes right now. He’s not the person that I fell in love with. This is somebody else. You’re angry at something and you’re taking your anger out on me. So I press record while I’m in the restroom and I leave out the restroom and as soon as I leave out the restroom he pulls me by the hair and drags me back into his room and it continues. So I thought I was smart for pressing record and not dialing 9-1-1. Why do you think when people are fighting or things are going on, they press record on their phones or they dial 9-1-1 to the police at that moment. No they’re not. That’s just a thing that people think in their mind.” (TMZ)

Last month, Z-Ro claimed Brittany used the attack as a publicity stunt.

Z-Ro is telling friends it’s not a coincidence Brittany reported the alleged assault on Monday — 3 months later — because the new reality show she’s on, “Signed,” premiered Wednesday. The insinuation — she’s just trying to get her name in headlines. To that point, our Z-Ro sources point out Brittany bragged she was trending on social media … the day after his arrest. (TMZ)

Recently, reports emerged about Z-Ro posting bail after landing behind bars.

On Thursday morning, Z-Ro, whose birth name is Joseph Wayne McVey IV, appeared in court where State District Judge George Powell ruled that he may have no contact with Bullock. Judge Powell agreed to a motion of emergency protection and establishing a no-contact order as one of the conditions for the bond. The rapper is now free on $50,000 bail. (TMZ)

Last week, details surfaced behind Z-Ro’s alleged attack on an ex-girlfriend and his eventual arrest.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … the ex, rapper Just Brittany, reported the incident Monday to Harris County cops, but said it actually happened back in April. Sources say cops wrote up a report and immediately sent it to the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, which determined it was enough to arrest the Houston icon Wednesday and charge him with felony aggravated assault. He’s being held without bond. (TMZ)