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JANUARY 17, 2019 -”When I met her, I said, ‘Over my dead body, you’re not going to be on the street, don’t worry.’ She cried, and I told her ‘I’ll take you under my wing, don’t worry,’” Biton-Jackson said. Biton-Jackson took her in, bought her clothes and fed her until she could get back on her feet. Queen now has her very first apartment, thanks to Biton-Jackson’s help. Now, Biton-Jackson is in some hot water of her own, and Queen is trying to return the favor. “She had bought a house in the city, and she wanted to remodel it and make it a bigger house,” Queen said.
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