EXCLUSIVE: Mona Scott-Young On Keyshia Cole Joining LHH Franchise & Miami Spin-Off
Mona Scott-Young On Keyshia Cole & Love & Hip Hop: Miami Spin-Off
In a recent interview with theJasmineBrand.com correspondent @SmithWorldWide, Love & Hip Hop executive producer Mona Scott-Young opens up about snagging Keyshia Cole on the upcoming season of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. She says,
You know Keyshia always has great stories to tell. I think that’s what people loved when she had her own show. They love it through her storytelling and her music so we just wanted to give her an opportunity to kind of have another platform to do that.
When asked if it was difficult to secure the singer she admits,
Was it hard? You know what, at first she said no for a very long time and then we spent a little bit of time together and I think she realized that, I think she has a story to tell and she wants to be able to tell it and this was a platform to do that. Yeah! So we are excited to have her.
Mona, who is currently EP’ing Xscape’s new docu-series, confirms that the Love & Hip Hop franchise will continue to venture into other cities.
Houston I love. We wanted to do Houston and we went into Houston to cast and we may go back to Houston but I think it’s pretty common knowledge that we’re doing Miami. Yes! So Miami is coming up but yeah I would love to do Houston. Houston is one of my favorite cities that and New Orleans. Yes!
Watch the complete interview below.


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