The relationship is over—and, according to Mekelia Green, the next chapter is headed for court.
The attorney and entrepreneur, known online as “Mekhi Doll” or “Mekie Doll,” announced on Instagram that she intends to file a defamation lawsuit against her former partner, Jamaican music producer Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett, on Tuesday, October 20.
Her announcement follows a widely circulated video, reportedly taken from a livestream, in which Bennett accused Green of striking him in the face. That allegation remains disputed and is not established as fact.
Green subsequently addressed the controversy in a 19-minute video statement shared on YouTube and Instagram. She said she had given Bennett a deadline to publicly apologize over the allegations.
According to Green, that deadline expired without the apology or retraction she sought. She then announced plans to pursue a defamation claim.
The announcement signals a possible shift from social-media exchanges to legal proceedings, although her stated intention to sue does not confirm that a claim has been filed.
Green also cleared up another question for followers: her relationship status. She said she is now single.
Bennett’s response to the proposed lawsuit was not included in the supplied material. For now, Green has made her position clear: the romance has ended, and she intends to challenge his statements in court.
Don Corleon created major hit-making juggling riddims such as Drop Leaf, Seasons, Mad Ants, Egyptian, and Good To Go.The iconic Drop Leaf Riddim featured iconic roots-reggae tracks like T.O.K.’s “Footprints,” Sizzla’s “Be Strong,” and Jah Cure’s “Longing For”.
Don Corleon also produced international and Billboard-charting hits including Sean Paul and Rihanna’s “Break It Off” (RIAA gold-certified), Sean Paul and Keyshia Cole’s “(When You Gonna) Give It Up to Me,” and J Boog’s “Let’s Do It Again”
