Category: Reality TV

Now that filming for Love & Hip Hop New York’s new season has finally begun, we’ve gotten all the tea on the LHHNY Season 10 cast surprises in store. The show’s new production company has totally revamped the cast — and show creator Mona Scott-Young has brought back a ton of familiar faces from the early days for what’s shaping up to be a ten-year anniversary party!

They’ve brawled before, but nothing’s been resolved between them — and at least one Love & Hip Hop Hollywood cast member wants another Lyrica and Summer Bunni fight. That would be Summer herself, who tweeted out during the new episode last night that she’ll “slap this ho” at the reunion — so long as she’s invited, that is…

Thanks in part to a stormy end to her time on the show, there are more rumors and gossip about My 600 Lb Life star Marla McCants than possibly any other cast member. Is Marla McCants still alive? Does she really have the show’s biggest weight loss? And what exactly is her beef with the show’s producers?

Mona Scott pulled out all the stops for Love & Hip Hop New York Season 10! Just days after the news that OG cast members Chrissy Lampkin and Jim Jones are returning to the show, we’ve gotten word of the LHHNY Erica Mena and Safaree comeback as well! Erica and sex toy model Safaree have reportedly been spotted filming scenes for the new season, production for which has just gotten underway. Read on for the details!

Love and Listings‘ lowkey biggest star is all taken care of in the money department. But the bulk of the Zac Diles net worth doesn’t come from where you probably expect. Though Diles had a solid journeyman career as an NFL linebacker, it’s actually his real estate success that’s keeping his pockets good and lined.

The Ajani Scott Love and Listings storyline has been one of the biggest on the show’s debut season. But, as Ajani recently revealed, we won’t get to see the “true passion” in her life unless there’s a Love and Listings Season 2. The 33-year-old Michigan native says she’s begun focusing her attention on something she’s wanted since she was a little girl: a singing career. But Ajani’s choice of genre is a little unorthodox — read on for the details.