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Konshens finds ‘missing’ wife
Konshens and his bride, Latoya Spence nee Wright, at a private wedding in Miami, Florida, on November 19, 2017.
Entertainment, Music
April 27, 2022

Konshens finds ‘missing’ wife

Dancehall artiste Konshens is breathing a sigh of relief after his wife, Latoya Spence, was found after being reported missing to the Miami Police Department.

The deejay, whose given name is Garfield Spence, made the announcement via Instagram Wednesday. He said she was being treated at a hospital following an accident.

“Found her. She is safe. She had an accident and got admitted without my knowledge,” he wrote for his over 1.3 million followers to see.

He added that he was the one who reported her missing after making checks with hospitals in proximity to her home, without success.

“Realising she was not responding to calls and texts, I started calling around to hospitals. After calling all hospitals in the area and them all saying no patient by that name was there, I had no choice but to alert the police. The police did their own search and found out that she was indeed admitted,” Konshens added.

Reports were that his four-month pregnant wife was last seen driving on Monday around 3:00 pm.

“Many thanks for all the calls and prayers, she is now in recovery with no serious injuries, give thanks. This is a tuff time for our family and I will appreciate all the privacy we can get at this time. Thanks again to Miami PD for their swift action,” he added.

Konshens and Spence, the mother of his son, tied the knot on November 19, 2017 in Florida at Fort Lauderdale Marriot Harbour Beach Resort and Spa.

They’ve had a rocky marriage, which has seen them announcing their separation several times.

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