Tonight is the season 7 premiere of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, and fans will notice some major cast changes when the show kicks off tonight. Joseline Hernandez and Tammy Rivera will not be part of thids season. The third to leave? Scrappy.
Tammy starred in four seasons of the show and was a main cast member for three of those seasons. Her storylines mainly revolved around her marriage to Waka Flocka. It's Urban reports one fan as asking Tammy via Twitter if she was going to be part of the new season. Tammy responded, "No I decided not to come back for another season... But I'm always supporting my girls and will be tuned in! lol"
Some reports suggest that Rivera has left so she can focus her energy on her music career. In late 2017, she released two songs. Early Monday morning, Tammy posted an Instagram picture from the studio. She captioned it, "Studio. Me. 5am."
Vh1 reported that Joseline was quitting the show in July. The outlet wrote, "Joseline says she’s over this whole #LHHATL ish because producers wanted her to sit with cast members she’s not cool with. She has no problem speaking with Dime but Joseline isn’t here for anyone else and she expresses that to Steebie."
During the reunion in July, Vh1 aired a clip of Hernandez storming out of the studio, saying, "f**k Love & Hip Hop. I’m over it." She also told the camera to "suck her d—k since she IS the show."
New Cast Members Will Join This Season
So who will be joining the cast of LAHHA this season? Erica Mena and Jessica Dime will be getting a good amount of screen time this season, while new faces include Tokyo Vanity, BK Brasco, and Keely Hill.
VH1 announced in February that Mena would be making her return to the reality series. In the words of VH1, "No suitors of hers will be giving away her records this time around. She is focused on her career and is striving for respect in the music industry."
Meanwhile, 23-year-old rapper Tokyo Vanity will be making her debut this season. She tells Vh1, "I don’t give a f–k whether you a size 10, 3, 4, 28 or 30, I give everybody a voice... Don’t nobody come before me.”
Rapper BK Brasco is going to be bringing both his musical talents and some drama to the series. VH1 says that Brasco already "knows he's a womanizer because of how men are characterized on reality TV as dogs and players." Rounding out the cast is music executive Keely Hill. According to her LinkedIn, Hill is a CEO at "Bossed Up Enterprise". Prior to that, she was the CEO at The Petty Punch, LLC. According to Hill's LinkedIn, she spent time at Island Def Jam Music Group, where she worked with renowned artists like Rihanna, Rick Ross, Kanye West, Mariah Carey, Rocko, and Jeremih.
Be sure to tune into the season 7 premiere tonight at 8pm ET/PT on VH1.
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