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It was all good just a week ago for Keke Wyatt, Monifah and Syleena Johnson. Well, maybe not a week ago, but you know what I’m trying to say.
Sure, Wyatt’s unique personality didn’t always sit well with the ladies on R&B Divas Atlanta, but they always managed to stay friendly and be positive with one another.
Well, things have changed. Maybe it’s the fact that there’s no more R&B Divas and no more TV One checks coming in, since Wyatt says that when she quit the show, they decided to cancel it. Or maybe there was a falling out we didn’t see. But Wyatt is no longer buddy-buddy with her former castmates, and she made it clear during a recent interview with Team Curtains.
The interview as a whole was very entertaining (a.k.a., off the chain) due to Wyatt’s antics, her off-the-cuff comments (including telling someone in the background to tell someone else to “suck a p-ssy”), her decision to jump up and shake what her momma gave her in front of the camera, and, of course, Wyatt showing off her crazy vocal abilities. But she definitely raised a different kind of eyebrow when the interviewer asked her about her former co-stars. Like Johnson (6:20).
Interviewer: So this year we met with Syleena Johnson and one of the topics we–
Keke Wyatt: [Rolls eyes] I just fell asleep. [Closes eyes and snores] Hello?
Interviewer: And one of the topics–
Wyatt: [Closes eyes and snores] Hello?
Interviewer: That’s an Adele song, and that’s right on topic with what I’m about to ask.
Wyatt: Good, cause I love Adele. Yaaaaaaas Adele! Helloooooo!
And then, when Monifah was brought up (11:18), and the host referred to her as Wyatt’s BFF, the singer set the record straight:
Interviewer: How is Monifah, your bestie?
Wyatt: Who?
Interviewer: Monifah.
Wyatt: I don’t know Monifah.
At that point, her manager jumped up and told the interviewer not to ask her any more questions about R&B Divas, but Wyatt wasn’t afraid to finish her statements.
“I don’t like Monifah. She’s not my best friend. She’s never been. She’s cool, though.”
But when asked about Nicci Gilbert and Faith Evans, Wyatt made it clear that those two women (who didn’t have the best camaraderie with Johnson and Monifah) were her true companions.
“[Faith Evans] is my best friend. Her and Nicci Gilbert are my friends in real life. Her and Nicci Gilbert, and that’s it.”
Well, dang.
Check out the interview for yourself and you’ll see why we say it was oh so “entertaining.”
