Love & Hip Hop New York‘s Yandy Smith is holding it down for her family. Despite having to deal with her cast mate and fiance Mendeecees Harris being currently incarcerated thanks to drug trafficking charges. However, it seems that her Howard University education and her experience managing Jim Jones has prepared her for the task.
Love & Hip Hop New York made a triumphant return to television for its fourth season last night. The breakout star of the new season is without a doubt Peter Gunz and the struggle love triangle involving his new artist (Amina Butterfly) and his long time girlfriend/baby mama, Tara Wallace.
The last we saw of Mendeecees Harris, the Love & Hip Hop New York cast member was in federal jail thanks to cocaine trafficking charges. Now, a bail hearing has been set for September, with Harris hoping to return to the next season of the aforementioned VH1 reality series.
Where did Mendeecees Harris go? The Love & Hip Hop: New York star turned himself in to authorities at the top of the year over alleged drug trafficking, but the prison where he is located is no longer public knowledge.
The third season of Love & Hip Hop New York is a wrap, but there is still foolishness to be documented. On Monday night (April 8), we witness the first reunion episode, and it was loaded with plenty of chirping birds and general tomfoolishness.
All ratchet things must come to an end. Last Monday’s episode of Love & Hip Hop New York was its season finale, and there were plenty of head scratching moments to make us genuinely wonder what will become of this cast of struggle filled characters.
Last night was the penultimate (look it up) episode of Love & Hip Hop New York and though it had plenty of f-ckery, it also featured some genuinely tear jerking moments.
Mendeecees Harris is claiming to be not guilty of charges that he trafficked millions of dollars in drugs. The Love & Hip Hop New York star appeared in court Friday (March 8) to enter his plea, and could be facing a mandatory 20-year-sentence for federal drug conspiracy, if convicted.
Rashidah Ali is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma, and were’ here to lift the veil. You’re welcome, America.
Another week, another episode of immense levels of f-ckery and struggle from the cast of Love & Hip Hop New York. This week’s episode featured a gang of fails, suspect behavior and actions that make no sense to rationale human beings—particularly from Rich Dollaz and Joe Budden. In other words, the usual.
Love & Hip Hop New York is a show that doesn’t discriminate when it comes to equal rights. Women are allowed to make as big a fool of themselves as the men—and on last night’s episode we saw bountiful examples of this.
Love & Hip Hop New York’s Yandy Smith has finally made a statement regarding the legal trouble her boyfriend, Mendeecees Harris, has found himself in. Smith penned a letter thanking her supporters that she posted on her personal website.
