Mona Scott-Young
Hazel-E from “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” might need to start looking for a new job
Yandy Smith doesn't think it's a good idea for Joseline Hernandez to quit.
Mona Scott-Young threw a little shade Soulja Boy's way following his untimely departure from Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood.
We wish you all the best, Tommie Lee.
Since the shows inception, “Love & Hip Hop” has been ostracized for it’s negative and stereotypical depictions of African Americans. From drink throwing, to weave pulling and women who can’t seem to find a man that’s faithful and not behind on his child support; the New York, Atlanta and Hollywood franchise’s are unfortunately everyone’s guilty […]
