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Toya Wright Threatens To Leave GUHHATL ‘Y’all Making My Baby Look Like A Brat’

Posted byBy Tia Berger | Published on: | Updated on August 7, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

Toya and Reginae have apparently had enough of the show Growing Up Hip-Hop. Toya Wright took to Twitter to express her anger towards WE TV, after the airing of last night’s episode in which she claimed, “Y’all making my baby look like a fu**ing brat” referring to her daughter Reginae Carter.

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The hashtag #ReginaeBrat started trending on Twitter and many social media users disagreed with Toya. One user even wrote, “Toya really be trying to convince us that Reginae ain’t being a brat?”

https://twitter.com/Aesthetics_247/status/954222579736367104

Toya and Reginae are now threatening to leave the show after last night’s episode. Wright wrote, “Please don’t call us back… We done!”

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