After the most recent season of Love & Hip Hop New York, reality television has never struggled so badly. Amina Buddafly discussed her journey of side chick to official wife and more with The Breakfast Club.
In an almost 25 minute interview, the R&B singer faced the fire as Charlamagne Tha God and Angela Yee posed the questions that everyone has been thinking.
Amina still stood up for her husband and gave more details to the tragic story that we saw unfold every Monday night; we still think Peter Gunz is no better though.
So we present the 10 things we learned from The Breakfast Club’s Amina Buddafly interview. If we were surprised by some of these revelations, then you sure will be too.
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The Dirty Feet
According to Amina, Peter is one of the most clean men she has met and was surprised herself when she saw that infamous shot of his dirty dogs on the season premiere.
Struggle Bars
Amina admitted that VH1 forced Peter to perform with her on the reunion show as the original version of the song is just her solo.
The Money
Amina grew up “broke” and even after signing to Def Jam she was still a struggling musician. She did the show in hopes of bettering her career and bank account.
Stage Exit
When Peter asked Amina to leave the stage so he can address Tara, her heart was broken. The next day she booked a flight to Hawaii to get away.
Real Love
Amina is still very much in love with Peter. To quote her “I would die for him”. Please rethink this Amina; please.
Faithful
Even though Peter has done her dirty throughout most of the season, she has remained faithful to him and has not strayed away from him romantically.
Tara
According to her sources, Tara really hates Amina. No one is surprised, though.
Before Peter
Amina actually dated a friend of Peter before becoming Mrs. Pankey. After said guy released her of her duties, Peter started dating her.
Medicaid
Amina denied that Peter and her were visiting a Medicaid office which provides social health care for families with low income.
