EXCLUSIVE: Rapper Renni Rucci Is Allegedly Joining ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’

EXCLUSIVE: Rapper Renni Rucci Is Allegedly Joining ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’
theJasmineBRAND exclusively reports that rapper Renni Rucci is allegedly set to join the upcoming season of ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’. The South Carolina native first garnered attention in 2017 when she released her own remixed version of “Bodak Yellow” and ” Bank Account”. She continued to put her stamp on the music scene by releasing hit singles like ‘QuickTape’ and her 2019 debut mixtape, ‘Big Renni‘.
Renni Rucci is dating rapper, Foogiano who also may appear on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.

Renni Rucci, Foogiano
No word yet on when the 10th season of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta will premiere. Like other reality TV franchises, Love & Hip Hop is trying their best to navigate through COVID-19 while also filming and maintaining the safety of the cast and crew. As previously reported, sources exclusively told theJasmineBRAND that in the immediate future, shows will allegedly film in “pods”.

We’re told that cast members will allegedly be only allowed to film and interact with a limited number of people from the show. A source told us,
“Usually the cast mingles with one another, filming with each other on a variety of scenes and there’s no limitations to who they can and can’t shoot with.”
Love & Hip Hop documents the personal and professional lives of several Hip Hop and R&B musicians, performers, managers, and record producers residing in various metropolitan areas of the United States. The first episode premiered in June 2012.
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