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Miguel Says He & His Partner Have Been Targets of ‘Racist, Anti-Asian Attacks’ & ‘Abusive’ Comments About Their Child

The R&B singer spoke out about being subjected to racism, threats, harassment and stalking in a post on social media.

R&B singer Miguel has come forward with a powerful statement detailing the harassment, threats, and racism he and his family have endured. In a lengthy post on social media, he detailed the various forms of abuse his family has faced, including stalking, false allegations, and an invasion of privacy. Miguel specifically addressed the anti-Asian attacks aimed at his partner Margaret Zhang, who is expecting their second child.

He emphasized that the line has been crossed when such behavior infiltrates their family life and private affairs.

Miguel acknowledged that he is open to criticism in his career as a public figure but drew the line at racism, threats, and the targeting of children, asserting that these actions constitute abuse, not just opinions. He called out the responsibility of organizations and individuals who amplify or enable such behavior for attention and engagement, stating that they are not part of his community if they participate in this harmful conduct.

The singer vowed to take legal action against those who continue to target his family, emphasizing that responsibility lies with those who knowingly contribute to the spread of racism, harassment, or false allegations. He expressed deep gratitude towards those who have shown kindness, dignity, and respect towards his family.

Miguel's post resonated with his Instagram followers, generating a wave of support in the comments section. He responded to the love and support, thanking those who stood by him. The couple, whose son Angel was born in 2024, are expecting their second child. Miguel also recently released his album, CAOS, in October 2025. Billboard has contacted the singer's representatives for further comment on this matter.

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