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‘LHHH’ Zell Swag Clowns K. Michelle After Paris Phillips Throws Drink In Her Face

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Former “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” co-star Zell Swag straight roasted singer K. Michelle for getting soaked after a cup of water was tossed in her face.

K. Michelle happens to have beef with several people including fashion creative Swag. She’s also feuding with Swag’s cousin musician Teairra Mari which makes her the target of Swag’s wrath.

In an upcoming episode of “LHHH” K. Michelle and her former assistant Paris Phillips get into a heated altercation after K. Michelle continued to accuse Phillips of stealing money from her. The two women went back-and-forth before Phillips threw a glass of water in K. Michelle’s face.

Zell Swag

(photo credit: Zell’s Instagram)

Swag felt K. Michelle deserved getting a drink thrown in her face and took to Instagram to express exactly how he felt.

“And on that note,” he wrote. “I’ll baptize you in the name of Jesus and @mimifaust @joseline @iamkarlieredd @rasheedabosschick and all the other people you bullied. Now ya’ll know @whoisparisphillips is my best friend and that’s all I gotta say.”

Swag’s cousin Mari chimed in and added, “Her and b**ch ass Moniece!”

“LHHH” fans agreed with Swag’s comments while others blasted Phillips for her aggressive actions.

“Paris said she’s innocent and I believe her.”

“Zell please find u something to do u wanna be everybody friend for a story line.”

“Idc if I’m a billionaire stealing is stealing and if she could get away with more she would do it too.”

“K. Michelle needs help.”

“You can’t get mad because u stole tf wrong with ppl 🤦‍♂️ I don’t care if it was 5 dollars it’s the principle.”

“Zell I completely agree she always startin s**t.”

Swag was fired from “LHHH” after season 4 for getting into a physical altercation with co-star Misster Ray.

The fashion stylist told the Jasmine Brand, “I think the Ray situation played a part in not being on this season. I can say I made the mistake and it caused me to lose my job. … I can honestly say I am a bit upset because they have added some new people to this season who are dear to my heart and I cant be apart of that magic so it’s definitely bittersweet but I’m moving on.”

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