VH1 Reveals Love & Hip Hop New York Season 3 Cast Plus @MonaScottYoung Speaks Out (video inside)
Hit reality show, Love and Hip Hop is back with its original New York setting and VH1 has confirmed what stars will be a part of the cast. Yandy Smith, Jim Jones’ former manager, last season’s new girl on the block, Erica Mena and former G-Unit member Olivia Longott will all be returning. We already […]
Hit reality show, Love and Hip Hop is back with its original New York setting and VH1 has confirmed what stars will be a part of the cast. Yandy Smith, Jim Jones’ former manager, last season’s new girl on the block, Erica Mena and former G-Unit member Olivia Longott will all be returning. We already see drama between Erica and Olivia as Erica is currently dating Olivia’s manager Rich Dollaz. Oh boy.
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New members include Slaughterhouse and lover-boy Joe Budden, along with his ex, Tahiry Jose, as well as DJ Raqi Thunda who doesn’t get along too well with Tahiry due to her questionable relationship with Joe.
Other new members include rapper Consequence and his baby mama/girlfriend Jen “The Pen” Bayer who don’t see eye to eye on raising their 1-year old son together.
Winter Ramos, who made a brief appearance on the last season of L&HH, as Fabolous’ former manager is now an official castmate, along with Rashidah “Blinged Out Bombshell” Ali, who is known as a celeb shoe consultant and is currently working on her own shoe line.
It looks like Season 3 is promising to be just as drama-filled as Seasons 1 & 2, even without major players like JIm Jones, Chrissy, Somaya Reece, Kimbella and Erica B. L&HH Season 3 premieres January 3rd on Vh1 at 8 PM.
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