Tahiry Takes Shots at Kaylin, But Still Regrets Snuffing Her on TV

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

Tahiry and Joe Budden ended the third season of Love and Hip Hop just like we expected them to, without Kaylin. Joe Budden’s on-screen girlfriend Kaylin Garcia was very supportive to Joe and his “friendship” with ex Tahiry, however in the end, she realized that she was a little to understanding. The problem is it took Kaylin a little too long to realize something viewers figured out in a matter of seconds, and by the end of the season, Joe called off his relationship with Kaylin in exchange for “figuring things out” with Tahiry. Of course watching Tahiry and Joe end up in a bed together at some random hotel couldn’t have been easy for Kaylin. It was confirmed on part one of the reunion that Joe and Kaylin are still broken up, but Tahiry and Joe still aren’t officially back together. In a recent interview with VH1, Tahiry confirms that she’s still trying to work things out with Joe, but she found some time to take shots at Kaylin too. Tahiry seems to be annoyed with the fact that Kaylin came off like a victim through the whole ordeal.

On where she stands now with Joe Budden, Tahiry says:

“Well right now we’re taking it a day at a time. It’s kind of like we’re meeting each other all over again. We’re chilling. We tied up in a little box [with] everything that happened in the past and sent it away; and now we’re like kind of reintroducing ourselves.”

 

On a lot of people feeling bad for Kaylin:

“Y’all could eat that sh– if you want. All this damsel in distress bulls—. Because I have a big mouth and I’m loud all of a sudden I’m the aggressor? See I don’t like that sh–. She ain’t that innocent when she doing them thr*esomes with a d— in her mouth.”

 

Tahiry also admits she isn’t proud she hit Kaylin on TV, but she felt like she had to defend herself:

“No I don’t have an issue with her, and I didn’t have an issue before then. I didn’t have an issue after it happened because she came out of pocket, and like I said, if you’re in my space I’m going to react. I’m human. Am I proud of me exuding violence or whatever it is on TV? Absolutely not. But chances are in real life you roll up on me like that and we just had a heated argument, I’m going to defend myself. I’m small. [laughs]”