‘Love and Hip Hop Miami’ Star Jessie Woo Puts Mona Scott Young on Blast

All over social media, specifically Instagram, black people of all walks of life have been sharing a copy and past message inspired by the recent George Floyd protests all across the United States. Many black men and women shared the message titled, “I am a Black Man [or Woman],” and shared it with a selfie.

“Love and Hip Hop” executive producer Mona Scott Young decided to join in on the positivity and shared the message to her thousands of followers.

 

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We are BLACK WOMEN!….. We too have a VOICE….. We don’t tear down other BLACK WOMEN!….. We have felt the pain of NOT BEING HEARD and we have decided we will deliberate about building others! If I didn’t tag you, please don’t be offended. ( there is a tagging limit) All too often, we women find it easier to criticize each other, instead of building each other up. With all the negativity going around let’s do something positive!!? Upload 1 picture of yourself…. ONLY you. Then tag as many sisters to do the same. Let’s build ourselves up, instead of tearing ourselves down. ?? COPY AND PASTE ??

A post shared by Mona Scott-Young (@monascottyoung) on Jun 5, 2020 at 6:35pm PDT

This post made rounds on social media and former “Love and Hip Hop Miami” star Jessie Woo shared the post on her Twitter account.

Jessie said that Mona does the exact opposite towards black women on the show and is worse to those that leave.

Later, a follower replied to Jessie, saying that Mona’s success from the show came from black women tearing each other down. Jessie agreed and accused Mona of blackballing those that leave the show.