Auntie pulled out a voodoo doll.Īt this point, Twitter thinks Momma Dee and Momma CeCe just need to get along because they’re sort of alike in the petty department. Spice Calls Out Bambi For Being FAKE Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. In tonight’s episode of the hit VH1 show, everything came to a head when Momma Dee popped up at Bambi and Scrappy’s house, and CeCe happened to be there as well.Īccording to Momma Dee, she had to find out about Scrappy and Bambi’s new bun in the oven on social media, which she couldn’t understand why since CeCe didn’t have to find out that way.ĭuring her visit, she did offer up an apology to CeCe about the obituary, but followed up with, “If I would’ve known you walked on all four, I would’ve taken you to the pet cemetery.”Īs if that wasn’t enough, CeCe had something up her sleeve, too. However, Momma Dee didn’t seem to care, as she continued to justify her actions with CeCe’s past actions and negative behavior towards her. Hollywood s Moniece Slaughter would join the supporting cast, while Bambis mother Cece Shaw and salon owner Sharonda Official would appear in minor supporting roles.
Fans of the show dont like how shes handling her beef with. However, it appears that behind closed doors.
Of course, being that CeCe is a recent cancer survivor, that only made the longtime rivalry between the two, and Bambi and Scrappy, even worse. Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta is the second installment of the Love & Hip Hop reality television franchise. Love And Hip Hop Atlanta star Momma Dee got a lot of backlash recently on social media. In the last two years, Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta stars Lil Scrappy (Darryl Kevin Richardson) and his wife, Bambi ( Adizia Benson), have welcomed two kids to their brood, and they seemingly have it all together when the VH1 cameras aren’t rolling. Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta‘s Momma Dee and Bambi’s mother, CeCe, are still going at it.Ī few episodes ago, Momma Dee printed out a whole obituary of CeCe and presented it to her, Bambi, Scrappy, and grandchildren, Emani and Breland.
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