Pregnant Lyrica Anderson Forced to Close Comments After ‘Disgusted’ Fans Trash Her for Twerking

“Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” actress Lyrica Anderson caught a lot of heat over the weekend from fans who slammed the mommy-to-be for twerking on camera and was later forced to turn off all of her comments.

The 29-year-old and her husband A1 Bentley celebrated their birthday shower on Sunday afternoon for the arrival of their unborn son baby Bentley. The couple was gifted with extravagant presents from friends and family including a brand new Ferrari car seat from Ray J. Norwood and his wife Princess Love.

A pregnant Anderson even took to Instagram on Sunday and showed off her twerking moves on the side of the street. She captioned the video, “đŸ€ȘđŸ˜đŸ‘¶.” Bentley also reposted the recording of his wife rump-shaking with the thirst trap emoji, “đŸ€€.”

Lyrica Anderson

(photo credit: Lyrica’s Instagram)

However, fans felt the Anderson was way out of line for gyrating being that she’s a mother and dragged her for being “classless.”

“I don’t know how these moms do it these days. If my wife/ BM do this while she’s pregnant, I don’t want her.”

“Sit down befo u twerk yo baby right out of u.”

“Classless and tasteless.”

One person commented, “Trash.”

Another fan even questioned if whether or not Anderson’s husband was the father of their unborn baby.

“She better enjoy herself before that DNA season come up. We The People, need MF biological facts #SippinTea.”

All of the negative comments eventually led to the 29-year-old pregnant wife to turn her comments off completely.

Anderson and her husband revealed to talk show host Wendy Williams that a DNA test was set in place after people accused her of cheating with Bentley’s best friend Safaree Samuels. The couple also confessed to cheating on one another during a break in their marriage. However, the paternity results concluded that Bentley is indeed the father of their baby boy.

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