Looks like ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians‘ is failing in the ratings; possibly. His father is now his mother, one sister is being passed around the hood … I could go on. It’s so bad that Kris Jenner offered her step-son $500,000 for his return to the E! reality television series. Good deal, right. WRONG. Find out more down bottom.
Flavor Flav’s Ol’ Love, “New York” Lands A New Reality Gig With Her Mother
But wait … Family Therapy With New York? Remember her boobies were botched? Remember her extreme love for Flavor Flav? Remember when she and her mother smoked those Newports down to the stem? Well, if you don’t surely you will be reminded as Tiffany “New York” Pollard and her mother, Michelle “Sister” Patterson will guest appear on the reality television show Family Therapy. Find out more after the jump.
This Songstress Is Thinking Of Doing Reality TV – HINT: Her Brother Has Already Taken The Leap
Although the singer has been semi-hush these days – there was the sick 2014 BET Awards performance of “I Wanna Be Down,” with Queen Latifah and others – the business hasn’t stopped behind the scenes. Brandy talks to The Brandy Blog’s own Vaughn Alvarez and discuss some of the upcoming ventures, such as reality tv. Lately, Ray J has been talking of a reality show (as if him saying “you can Google my d**k” on the LHHH reunion wasn’t enough reality) dedicated to the ‘family business’. When asked if there was something on the way, Brandy says, “we gon’ see.” Not a super fan of being the object of reality television, she also mentions, “Reality for me is still on the fence, because imma be honest with you, when a camera gets in front of me, and it’s in the reality setting, I freeze up.” We’ll see if Ray J convinces her into the whole thing. Hit the jump for more.
(Video) Common Says WHAT About Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta?!
Looks like the only common thing Common has with LHHATL is its soundtrack. The Grammy award winning rapper recently sat down with VH1 to discuss reality t.v. and his music being featured on the show. When asked if he would ever make an appearance on Love & Hip Hop, he had some high demands, including $25 million dollars and a few new cars. Sorry Mona Scott Young, Common is not down to ride your ratchet train. To check out his interview, click below.
