‘LHHH’ Fans Trash Teairra Mari and Akbar Ahad for ‘Sad and Fake’ Sex Tape Story Line

Singer Teairra Mari was furious after learning that her most intimate moments with her ex-boyfriend Akbar Abdul-Ahad were leaked all over social media earlier this year.

Mari woke up to a nightmare after a video of her fellating Abdul-Ahad was posted on her Instagram May 9. The “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” reality star blamed her ex-lover for leaking the tape and released her inner “Jazmine Sullivan” by busting Abdul-Ahad’s car windows.

Teairra Mari

Attorneys Lisa Bloom, speaking, and Walter Mosely hold a press conference with their client Teairra Mari about new legal action against rapper 50 Cent and Akbar Abdul-Ahad at The Bloom Firm on May 17, 2018 in Woodland Hills, California. Mari’s former boyfriend Abdul-Ahad allegedly posted a sexually explicit photo of her to her Instagram account after they broke up and 50 Cent reportedly reposted the image. The suit against 50 Cent subsequently was dropped. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

During Monday night’s episode of “LHHH” the M.D.E” clothing designer walked out of his house to find his car windows shattered. He and VH1 producers confronted Mari, and she admitted to smashing up his vehicle. The “Stay In Ya Lane” singer alleged that Abdul-Ahad purposely released their intimate video on the internet after she broke up with him the night before.

Mari said her ex-boyfriend texted her the next day and claimed that “somebody stole” his other phone that had their “sex videos.” Abdul-Ahad said he was innocent and accused Mari of leaking the tape herself.

The singer stated in her VH1 confessional, “No one is going to see those windows, but everyone will see that tape.”

Fans had mixed reactions to the scene of Mari smashing up her ex-boyfriend’s car and accused both “LHHH” stars of releasing their intimate recordings for a storyline.

“Akbar and Tiearra are lying. The only people interested in leaking that video is the two people in it,” one fan wrote.

“This s**t so sad and fake,” said another.

“U can tell ths fake smmfh y even do it tho two of them did it together.”

“I thought this storyline was copyrighted already.”

“I Don’t Get It How His Phone Was Stolen And She Saying She Didn’t Leak It ? This Is So Fishy,” one fan commented.

Mari filed a lawsuit against Abdul-Ahad on May 17 and sued him for revenge porn, invasion of her privacy and emotional distress. She claimed in legal documents that her ex-boyfriend tried to “slut shame” which caused her “significant long term emotional injuries, requiring psychiatric services.” The case between both the former couples is still pending.

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