“I Don’t Want To Be Beefing”: Tiny, Monica, And Other Stars Who Turned Down RHOA And More Of Your Favorite Reality Shows
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The former Crime Mob rapper (“Knuck If You Buck” anyone?) who used to be in a relationship with rapper Lil Scrappy was offered the chance to be on Love and Hip Hop Atlanta. She passed because she didn’t want to focus on going back and forth with her ex on TV.
“The producer, the direction she was trying to go, I wasn’t into what she was,” she said. “There’s more to me than just my relationship. You wanted me to relive something that was old, from my past. I wasn’t gonna come across as I’m still stuck on my past. I’m not gonna give light to something that was dead. I’m not gonna let you alter me in a light [and] everything that I’ve worked for, can be gone. Just like that.”
She did end up doing reality TV, opting for Oxygen’s short-lived Sisterhood of Hip Hop.
