Amy Luciani, the American rapper and reality television personality, has sparked widespread attention after sharing a highly emotional video accusing her husband, former NBA star Dwight Howard, of serious issues including alleged drug use and child welfare involvement.
In clips shared on social media this week, Luciani claimed thatChild Protective Services visited their home multiple times and that their daughter was removed following one such visitamid what she described as a deteriorating family situation.
The video quickly gained millions of views and significant discussion online, with Luciani visibly distressed as she discussed what she characterised as troubling developments in her marriage to Howard, whom she married in January 2025.
In the footage, Luciani displayed a small bag of a white powdery substance that she claimed was linked to Howard's alleged cocaine use and saidChild Protective Services and police had been to their residence three times in less than three months.
She also alleged that Howard coached his 12‑year‑old son to lie to authorities about aspects of family matters, an assertion that has been widely referenced in media coverage.
Howard has not issued any public response to these allegations and representatives for both parties have not provided statements to media at the time of publication.
The developments have prompted reactions from others connected to the couple's wider personal life, including former partner Royce Reed, who has responded publicly to Luciani's claims on social media.
Amy Luciani breaks down in tears and says CPS took her daughter because of her husband Dwight Howard. She says he has a cocaine problem and needs help: 'This is what I'm losing my marriage to.' 👀💔🙏🏽pic.twitter.com/iT3t91u0vw
Amy Luciani and Dwight Howard first became publicly linked in late 2024 when their engagement was widely shared on social platforms. The pair married in a private ceremony on 11 January 2025 after announcing their relationship.
However, in July 2025, Lucianifiled for divorce from Howard, citing an irretrievably broken marriage. The legal action came about six months after their wedding, and the couple reportedly saw periods of reconciliation and further strain.
Source: International Business Times UK
