Deborah Bryant, better known as Momma Dee, is an American actress, singer and reality television personality. She’s best known for her appearance on the VH1 reality show Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. In case you missed it, YK Osiris went viral after he was caught forcing a kiss with Sukihana at a Crew League basketball game. This week, the two got into a verbal match over it on the air with Streetz 94.5.
Sukihana Accepts YK Osiris’ Apology
Sukihana has accepted YK Osiris’ apology after he forced himself on her this past weekend. During an event thrown by The Crew League, the “BE MY GIRL” rapper was seen rubbing up against the star and trying to kiss her in a video that went viral.
His attempt to kiss her sparked outrage on social media, and many criticized his behaviour as sexual assault. In response to the backlash, YK offered an apology to Sukihana and said he regrets his actions.
The star reacted to the apology on Instagram, saying that she forgives him and hopes the incident will serve as a lesson moving forward. She also urged fans to refrain from tearing down young artists in today’s hypersexualized culture.
In other Love & Hip Hop Atlanta drama, Mimi takes care of unfinished business with Nikko; Karlie imposes ground rules on her new man; Joc’s skeletons are revealed; and Stevie and Joseline have explosive revelations.
Momma Dee Apologizes to Sukihana
Sukihana broke down in tears on the mic while chatting with Streetz 94.5 this week about how Momma Dee’s body-shaming comments really hurt her. She also reveals that she’s proud to have stood her ground in the midst of her ongoing feud with Momma Dee.
Suki explains that she’s not interested in a war with Momma Dee and she was upset when the matriarch called her Black and fat. She explains that she’s been struggling with her weight issues for years and doesn’t appreciate Momma Dee insulting her in front of other people.
Then, Momma Dee starts ranting about how Sukihana threw her own mother’s obituary stunt into her faeces and Bambi steps in to say that she isn’t taking Momma Dee’s side. Eventually, Momma Dee apologizes to Sukihana. The two then squash their beef. In another Love & Hip Hop Atlanta drama, Cheyenne and Kyomi continue to fight over Shooter.
Sukihana Responds to Momma Dee’s Fat-Shaming Comment
Sukihana isn’t taking any more nonsense from Momma Dee. The “Jamaica” rapper says she’s not backing down from her feud with the reality show veteran.
On Sunday’s episode, a video went viral of Sukihana and Momma Dee engaging in a verbal battle at a party for a Love & Hip Hop Miami cast member. In the clip, Sukihana claims Momma Dee called her Black and fat.
The drama between the two continues to simmer as Sukihana defends herself on Instagram. She insists she’s not excusing or lessening Momma Dee’s actions, but she also feels her mother should understand how hurtful the body-shaming comments were.
Other highlights of this week’s episode included Mimi discovering that K. Michelle is talking smack about her. The two get dangerously close to each other while screaming. Elsewhere, Brooke Valentine learns her fiancé’s ex is dating a new woman. Benzino and Mimi have an argument. Spice considers skin bleaching to boost her career.
Sukihana Reacts to Momma Dee’s Fat-Shaming Comment
Sukihana is not one to hold her tongue and she was not happy with Momma Dee’s fat-shaming comment. The cast member responded to the reality star’s comments on social media and let her feelings be known.
Stevie J returns to Love & Hip Hop Atlanta with the intention of turning over a new leaf and living a drama-free life, but his past is always catching up to him. Mimi’s sex tape hits the internet, Kirk’s apology party goes bad, and Joseline leaves Stevie completely unravelled.
Benzino tries to secure his future with Althea, while Mimi learns some shocking news that sends her into an emotional tailspin. Yung Joc tries to mend his friendship with Mimi and Jessica Dime misses her bae, Shawne, but he surprises her in Jamaica. Shekinah, Rocsi, Akbar V and Moniece join the cast of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta this season. Although credited, Tommie Lee, Mimi Faust and Erica Mena do not appear in this episode.
Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’s drama might leave us feeling helpless. “Feeling Hopeless in the Face of the Challenge” reminds us that these feelings are normal in difficult situations. The show’s characters’ ups and downs, disputes, and personal challenges can evoke strong emotions. Empathy and understanding help us comprehend our helplessness and find comfort in knowing we’re not alone in life’s struggles.