Earlier this week, we told you that “Love & Hip Hop Hollywood” star Hazel-E shared a nude photo of her ex-boo Yung Berg and poked fun at the size of his penis.
“It’s funny how I wake up & this n*gga on my Dicc! #FunSize #LHHH @hitmaka #lilbutterfingers,” she captioned the photo.
We recently caught up with Hazel and while she couldn’t speak directly about what pushed her to share the photo, she did address why she maintained her relationship with him for so long—despite the fact that she’s clearly displeased with the size of his man parts.
“He chased me down in 2006 at a club called Privilege in Hollywood and was looking goofy,” she said explaining their first encounter. “He had been ‘on my top’ for several months before I even went on a date with him. Berg is a ladies’ man, so he knows how to charm and finesse you into believing whatever he’s selling to you. He spends money and time, which honestly will make up for things he lacks in other areas #noshade.”
And speaking of his man parts, judging by the little glimpse that “Love & Hip Hop Hollywood” offers into their lives, it seems that Berg is only in it for the sex, while Hazel is being led by her emotions. But the former publicist says that this definitely is not an accurate depiction of what their relationship is, better yet was, like.
“No, I don’t [feel that our relationship is accurately portrayed]. Sometimes I feel like the audience only picks out the negative stuff, like, he said ‘I have a girl every different day of the week…’ First of all, no, you don’t. Because we are working every day of the week and I see you most of those days on and off camera, and second I said that’s cute, but I’m not with that. Then he says, ‘Let’s work on being a better us.’ So I’m like ok, we are working on turning this friends with benefits thing into something real. ‘Working on it’ being the operative word. If it was just sex we wouldn’t have been able to do the show together, so people need to think before they are so quick to judge.”
As for how she would define the nature of their relationship, Hazel had this to say:
“Berg and I were always friends first. Yes, we have been involved personally & professionally over the years, and when the show came about, I thought of him. I looked out for him, since we were friends. We were working on my new music project & we have chemistry, so we put our business on Front Street and now we both have to deal with the response of what the world thinks about our situation.”
Lastly, Hazel addressed what she felt to be a major misconception about their situationship.
“The biggest misconception about me and Berg is that I’m chasing him or I’m delusional about our situation. The cameras are not with us 24/7, so we might be good one day on camera and off another, and if I didn’t like how things went, or vice versa we would still work it out, because of our friendship and business relationship. I didn’t get to the place of loving him as a person by myself, you know.
She also added that if Berg really wasn’t into her as we’ve been led to believe, they wouldn’t have appeared on the show together.
“I’m a realist and if he wasn’t that into me he would have had who he wanted on the show with him. I might have been a fool for continuing things longer than they should have, but, hey, that’s my truth I’m living. 99% of men are dogs, so if he was saying he was willing to try to change, I was just giving him the shot!”
Have you been tuning in to “Love & Hip Hop Hollywood” so far? What are your thoughts on Hazel-E and Yung Berg?
