Love & Hip Hop Hollywood Casts 1st Gay Rapper & Boyfriend
According to TMZ, there’s more drama that’s brewing for Miles’ boyfriend, Milan. The site reports that he’s being shaded by cast members because they don’t want film with an openly gay rapper.
The site reports:
Milan Christopher has been filming for 3 weeks, but we’re told the majority of rappers on the show are shunning him. Rappers on the show include Ray J, Soulja Boy, Omarion and Mally Mall. We’re told a number of the rappers are upset with producers for hiring Milan … not because he’s gay but because he has no cred in the rap game. They believe producers hired Milan as a “sideshow” and a “circus” to goose ratings.
Milan, who calls himself a rapper/model, has worked with big rappers, but mostly as a writer.
We’re told at least 3 of the rappers on the show have made it clear to producers … they don’t want to film scenes with Milan. They won’t show up to parties or other events where Milan is present.
The rappers say they want nothing to do with Milan because he’s a joke, but we’re told Milan’s made it clear to producers the other rappers have made their feelings about gay rappers obvious.
Anywho, Love & Hip Hop Hollywood premiers September 7th.
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