Love and Hip Hop‘s newcomer Yandy Smith is reportedly pregnant! Smith, if you recalled, joined the show in its second season as Jim Jones’s manager and by the end of the season she was at odds with his fiance Chrissy Lampkin and became an ex-manager. At the reunion, VH1 was forced to conduct one on one interviews because neither Chrissy nor Yandy wanted to be in the same room with each other. It’s been revealed now that Yandy was trying to avoid the stress with a bun in the oven! A reader sent this tip to Balleralert,
“Hey BA! Yandy Smith from VH1′s Love and Hip Hop show is keeping a little secret. It turns out she is 3 months pregnant by her boyfriend. The same boyfriend who [allegedly] tried to rob Jim Jones a few months ago.”
It turns out the tip was on the money after Yandy was spotted in Club Dolce – with a baby bump! If this is true she can join her Chrissy was also spotted with a baby bump and Kimbella! See the pictures below:
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