[EXCLUSIVE] Love & Hip Hop: J-Boog Accused of Being Intimate W/ Omarion’s Mom + Moniece Slaughter Tries To Fight Fizz At Reunion
[EXCLUSIVE] Love & Hip Hop: J-Boog Accused of Being Intimate W/ Omarion’s Mom + Moniece Slaughter Tries To Fight Fizz At Reunion
theJasmineBRAND has exclusive details on what allegedly went down at the explosive Love & Hip Hop Hollywood reunion.
theJasmineBRAND broke the story last month that the hit series filmed its reunion episode in Atlanta at Tyler Perry Studios, on Oprah’s Soundstage. [Click here for the story].
We also broke the story that K.Michelle was allegedly unable to physically attend and that Apple Watts allegedly was NOT allowed on set. [Click here for the story].
Sources also tell us that there was drama involving Love & Hip Hop Hollywood cast members Moniece Slaughter and Lil Fizz. We’re told that things almost got physical when Moniece Slaughter allegedly tried to fight the B2k member. Viewers saw their fallout turn ugly this season, as Fizz seemed to move on with Apryl Jones, who is the ex-girlfriend of Fizz’s B2K group mate Omarion. Apryl Jones and Omarion also have two children together.
Interestingly enough, that wasn’t all for the B2K drama. Sources also claim that J-Boog got into the mix when it was alleged that he slept with Omarion’s mother, Leslie, in the past. Omarion’s mother appeared on season one of the show.
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