Bambi Checks Belly Dancer After She Gets Too Close to Lil Scrappy

“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Bambi does not play when it comes to her husband Lil Scrappy and that’s exactly what a belly dancer learned Thursday evening.

The couple was spotted in downtown Atlanta at “Revel” venue celebrating their good friend Malaysia Pargo‘s 38 birthday. The star’s “Moroccan night Private Dinner”‘s party theme was quite festive and featured Gypsy attire and belly dancers.

Bambi

(photo credit: Bambi’s Instagram)

Bambi took to her Instagram Live story and uploaded a video of her friend’s birthday bash. However, the fun moment went left for a quick second when one of the dancers got a little too friendly with Scrappy.

The belly dancer was dancing in front of the “No Love” rapper’s face and motioned for him to dance with her.

Bambi quickly put the dancer in her place and said, “Oh no girl he ain’t finna stand up and stuff what you thought?”

The mother-to-be laughed the situation off and continued to have a great time. She also showed off her pregnancy bump in a red two-piece belly outfit. The “LHHATL” wrote, “Finally a #pordy where I could eat and sit around with my belly out 😩🙌🏾 #😩MalaysiaNights.”

Fans complimented Bambi on her “pregnancy” glow and gushed over the couple’s picture.

“Priceless unconditional love at it’s best issamood!😍😙😚 super cute,” a fan said.

Another added, “Beautiful Mother to be picture. Congratulations to the both of you. 💖”

“Awwwww LuvnIt.. Hope you #pordy BOO.. Wit ya stomach out. An you ate all you could…😍 I love you guy’s.”

“Your so pretty lady, y’all look good 🤴🏾 👸🏾.”

One fan wrote, “Y’all so cute! Scrappy so happy!! Love it!”

Lil Scrappy and Bambi tied the knot in 2017. Bambi announced the good news on Sister Circle TV and said, “Look, I can’t even hide it anymore… I’m married, I’m happy. We’re just trying to do this thing on our own.”

The mother-to-be is due within a few weeks.

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