Omarion Says He & Girlfriend Represent Young, Black Love on Reality TV
This week, new reality star Omarion (real name Omari Ishmael Grandberry) visited The Real to dish on fatherhood, his new found respect for women after childbirth, and why he opted to join the cast of “Love and Hip Hop Hollywood.” During the conversation, the former B2K singer shares that while reality TV normally doesn’t have the most positive point of view, his relationship (with girlfriend Apryl Jones), grants a different perspective:
I think that reality shows a lot of the times have a negative connotation to it. I feel like me and my girl really represent young, black love. I felt like it was a good opportunity…
When asked about the drama between his mother and girlfriend/baby mama, Omarion says he tries not to take sides:
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he should’ve said, they represent young “light skin, good hair, not quite black love” b/c that’s really how he felt. *rolls eyes* i’ve been over him since those ignorant, divisive posts on IG when his son was born. #lost
I hate that. No, take sides! Stop letting your mom disrespect the mother of your child! Not saying check your mom, but dammit, check your mom lol
I have to respectively disagree.It is not a childs(grown or not)place to “check”a parent.His mother may have her reasons for disliking her.Althought I cant say I condone his mothers behavior.Seems to me that women just have a hard time getting along.