Fans Slam ‘LHHH’ Lyrica Anderson After DNA Results Reveal the Father of Her Unborn Child

“Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” couple Lyrica Anderson and her husband A1 Bentley revealed on Tuesday afternoon that they took a paternity test following reality show cheating allegations.

Earlier during season 5 of “LHHH” Anderson was accused of cheating on Bentley with his friend Safaree Samuels. The “Souky Souky” singer denied the rumors although Samuels admitted to seemingly crossing the line with her. Nevertheless, Anderson was on a mission to prove to fans she’d never had an affair with Samuels and that he was not the father of her unborn baby.

During an interview with talk show host Wendy Williams, Bentley confirmed he got a DNA test done on his wife after following the cheating accusations. The results of the test proved that he is indeed the father of their child.

“I knew it,” Bentley told Williams. “But things happen you know.”

Anderson chimed in and added, “Listen Wendy, I did this for him. … I wanted him to feel comfortable. I felt like since I was the one getting badge with the rumors he was owed that. I always knew.”

Fans blasted Anderson for putting her husband in this predicament.

“Nobody else confused on why a married man has to question whether his wife is pregnant with his baby?”

“He’s a bitch for being proud on taking a paternity test!! She should be embarrassed as well.”

“If u gotta take a paternity test for your WIFE pregnancy , this ain’t your wife.”

“I would be sooo embarrassed that my HUSBAND told the WORLD he got a paternity test done .”

“Why are they talking about that like it’s cute?”

“If my husband ask me for a test he paying child support- period!”

The rumor of Anderson and Samuels having an affair was first started by singer K. Michelle accused the “Selfish” artist of trying to sleep with Samuels.

However, Anderson and Bentley are pass the drama and announced on “The Wendy Show” they’re having a little boy. Congrats to the couple!

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