Traci Braxton Stages Epic Reunion Between Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard and Flavor Flav on ‘Braxton Family Values’

Traci Braxton helped pull together the reality reunion of the century on ‘Braxton Family Values‘ and fans can hardly contain themselves.

During an upcoming season of the WE TV reality show, rapper Flavor Flav and Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard will be reunited for the first time in six years.

Pollard first met Flavor Flav after in 2006 after she competed for the rapper’s love on the VH1 reality show “Flavor of Love”, but lost to her opponent Nicole “Hoopz” Alexander. “New York” starred on another season of the show in 2008, but lost the second time around. The pair hadn’t seen each other since 2012, but all of that changed when after they made an appearance on the “Braxton Family Values.”

Tiffany Pollard

(photo credit: Tiffany’s Instagram)

Pollard and Flavor Flav come face-to-face after Braxton attends the “Black Cowboy Whiskey” event in Wyoming, which she’s the brand ambassador for. Flav and Pollard weren’t expecting to see each other, but the two ended up reconnecting. The “I Love New York” actress said “stunned, to say the least” and “felt like I was seeing a ghost.”

The “HBIC” shared a photo of she and her former reality interest on Instagram and wrote, “Reunited with the #legend @flavorflavofficial 👑🙌🏾😝 and I couldn’t be any HAPPIER 🤗 It was so nice seeing you 😎.”

Fans were excited to see Flav and Pollard posing for a selfie together and said the duo “make good tv.”

“Love both of u guys yall made vh1 look real good lol take me back to these days. Flav Voice: “A Yo New York❤!”

Another person added, “Wow…this was that good T.V. I couldn’t wait to see this show every week 👏.”

“Back to where it all began <3 love y’all together!”

“Y’all are the GOAT this is Iconic 🔥.”

One fan wrote, “OMG I saw this the other night, died, and the resurrected myself.”

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