Spice takes on Lil Zane and Ashley Copeland during Lil Scrappy’s cast trip.
“Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Lil Scrappy didn’t pick the best time to plan a cast trip to Puerto Rico. As we reported, there is currently a lot of tension in the group thanks to the ongoing animosity between Rasheeda and Yandy Smith. Kirk Frost and Mendeecees Harris are also not in a good space. Things became contentious after Jasmine Washington accused Mendeecees of being unfaithful. Kirk and Rasheeda added some sauce instead of defending Yandy and Mendeecees, so it’s been downhill since. Interestingly enough, the two couples aren’t the only ones with issues. In the upcoming episode, Spice will clash with Lil Zane and his wife, Ashley Copeland.
During a previous trip, it was alleged that Zane was flirty with one of Spice‘s associates. Apparently, this will come up in the next episode after Lil Scrappy urges the group to leave their feuds behind in Puerto Rico.
“If you got beef with somebody, we gon leave all that down here in Puerto Rico,” Scrappy says.
Ashley tells Spice, “I’m just trying to figure out where all this tension is coming from.”
Spice is over it.
“You just want a little spotlight,” she responds. Zane steps in to back up Ashley.
He tells Spice, “You’re so cap.”
Spice responds, “I don’t know why his cheating *** rebutting everything.”
In a confessional, Spice has some words for Ashley.
“Don’t confront me. Go confront your man.”
Check out the trailer below.
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And I thought we had heard the last of Blue-Blue! She always want to start something and then retreat like a coward. Spice and Porsha from Housewives have a lot in common. Both are messy as all get out! But Spice takes the cake! I guess being Rasheeda’s bodyguard and mouthpiece isn’t paying much these days. Spice, keep to the music because you are a terrible actor!
Oh Lord…another fight?? I’m beyond tired & bored with all of this fighting and it’s always what the men are doing/possibly doing.
They all need to stop. This show has lost its real focus which I thought was Hip Hop.
I’m beyond disappointed because it’s portraying Black folks negatively.