Nicci Gilbert Explains Decision To Leave ‘R&B Divas’, Prepping For Spin Off Show
This week, we shared that TV One’s shows, R&B Divas Atlanta and LA will be returning for more entertainment, drama and fun. One of the biggest surprises of the announcement was that a few original cast members from R&B Divas, including Faith Evans and Nicci Gilbert, would not be returning for season three. While most of us were scratching our heads from their disappearance (besides both assisted with the creation of the show), some were the least bit surprises. On and off camera, Nicci shared her displeasure about the direction of both shows.
And in a recent interview with Madame Noire, the Brownstone singer explained why she jumped ship on the new season.
I just realized that it really wasn’t a good look for me as a 43-year-old woman with a daughter that I’m trying to raise. I actually wasn’t going to come back for season two because there were things that occurred that I wasn’t happy about.
But she explains that she’ll still be making coins, behind the scenes:
I’m still getting a check as a producer, so please, tune into R&B Divas!
She added that being in front of the camera was very stressful, as she faced criticism:
There were times where I would wake up so stressed, I thought I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
She added:
Try to have an open mind…at the end of the day, reality stars are just doing what they can to feed their families.
Reportedly, to date Faith Evans, Keke Wyatt and Kelly Price are set for the tour. What’s more? She’s working on her own reality show, set to air in 2014, to give people a better look at her life. What are your thoughts on Nicci’s departure? Will season three suffer without her or do you prefer her behind the scenes?



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She is a producer . . if she didn’t like the direction of the show why not change it? Oh wait, she knows women clowning and acting a fool on TV is big business. She is no longer willing to put her face on the foolishness but she is willing to sell out other black women in the effort to get that check. SMDH!
She and Faith are name-only producers unfortunately do not have much say over the show. They brought the show to the network with good intentions but when the male producers in Think Factory got a hold of it they turned it into a mess smh. I think that’s why Faith has been distancing herself from it since 2nd season.
I’m so damn glad her ass isn’t going to be back on new season…..yay I can watch the show again. I starting to think Faith is just as shady too