Fans Praise Lyrica Anderson and A1 Bentley for Staying Together Despite Cheating Scandals

Lyrica Anderson and her husband A1 Bentley experienced a great deal of marital woes during season 5 of “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood“, but many fans are hoping the couple continues to fight to make their relationship work.

Anderson caught a lot of heat earlier during the season after singer K. Michelle accused her of trying to sleep with Safaree Samuels. Samuels didn’t make in any better after he seemingly admitted to having an affair with the “Don’t Take It Personal” singer. Not to mention, music executive RoccStar also claimed he had sexual relations with Anderson during the course of her marriage.

Lyrica Anderson

(photo credit: Lyrica’s IG)

The cheating rumors caused problems in Anderson and Bentley’s marriage, but the two decided to piece their relationship back together after Anderson announced that she was pregnant. During an interview with Wendy Williams a few weeks ago, the couple confessed to cheating on one another during a one month separation period in their marriage. However, they’ve repaired their marriage and are preparing for their unborn child who’s due in a few months.

On Friday, Anderson took to Instagram and wrote, “Everybody Tryna Claim Her, but She belongs to Only One … 🧠.”

Several fans bombarded the singer’s comment section and noted that they were rooting for she and her husband’s marriage despite the multiple cheating rumors.

“You have a strong and amazing husband. I love the way he ride with and for you šŸ˜. May God continue to bless your marriage and your baby. Keep doing y all trust and believe God is going to show up and show out.”

“Always rooting for you mama @iamlyrica_ . You and @a1bentley is my favorite couple stay blessed!!”

“Lyrica I love you I watch the show just to see how you and A1 still going happy in spite of the negativity girlĀ šŸ™ŒšŸ¾.”

In spite of the cheating rumors and drama between the Anderson and Bentley, the couple revealed the gender of their baby and seemed excited about having a little boy.

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