Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard Admits to Still Fantasizing About Flavor Flav

VH1 reality star Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard recently reunited with former love interest rapper Flavor Flav and it looks like there may still be some “chemistry” there.

Pollard has never been shy about her relationship with the “Public Enemy” rapper or her lust for him. The reality star spilled the tea on her recent encounter with Flav while filming the “Braxton Family Values” and confessed to still fantasizing about him from time-to-time.

Tiffany Pollard

(photo credit: Tiffany’s Instagram)

During an interview with Bossip, Pollard reminisced on her and Flav’s intimate moments with one another after seeing the rapper for the first time in six years.

“My mind was blurred,” said ‘New York’. “All I saw was d**k and clock, d**k and clock slapping against my a*s. That big ol’ clock just hittin’ the back of my a*s.”

Pollard said she’s currently in a relationship, but her new man often gets jealous when she recounts her steamy moments with Flav.

“When you’re having sex with an older man, [you have to remember] he’s been having sex way longer than you’ve been alive. So he’s gonna know where to hit, how to hit, how long and where to poke,” said the ‘HBIC’.

The “I Love New York” actress and Flav reunited at the “Black Cowboy Whiskey” event in Wyoming in the midst of filming with Traci Braxton. Pollard shared a photo of she and Flav on Instagram and wrote, “Reunited with the #legend @flavorflavofficial 👑🙌🏾😝 and I couldn’t be any HAPPIER 🤗 It was so nice seeing you.”

Fans were hyped to see the “Flavor of Love” stars reconnect with each other.

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

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

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

“Love both of u guys yall made vh1 look real good lol take me back to these days.”

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