‘I Don’t Know What’s Real:’ Moniece Slaughter Drags A1’s ‘Faux Locs’ and Lipo’ and Fans Are Here For It

Moniece Slaughter has a growing list of enemies on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood“, including music producer A1 Bentley and his wife Lyrica Anderson.

The “LHHH” reunion airs on Monday and the tension between Slaughter, Bentley and Anderson heats up. Slaughter made it known to fans that her beef with the couple is just beginning.

VH1 producers recently caught up with “LHHH” cast-mates to give their take on the alleged cheating scandal between Anderson and New York rapper Safaree Samuels. Anderson allegedly had an affair with the “Hunnid” musician while she and Bentley were experiencing marriage woes. The alleged fling between the two artists happened to be the focal point of this season.

Several cast-mates gave their opinions about the salacious incident, including Slaughter who read Bentley and Anderson for filth. She talked about Bentley’s “gel mani, pearls, faux locs, lipo” and “cheek enhancements.” She added, “It’s all a cluster of s**t, I don’t know what’s real.”

Moniece Slaughter

(photo credit: L; Moniece S. & R; Lyrica A. and A1 Bently/Instagram/ Getty Images)

Slaughter then referred to Bentley and his wife as “manufactured people” and insinuated that they were “fake” individuals with tons of surgically enhanced body parts.

“It’s really hard to tell when people aren’t walking around with real faces and their real bodies,” said the 31-year-old. “But I am afraid to see what that baby’s going to look like.”

“LHHH” viewers were absolutely here for Slaughter’s shady read of the couple and deemed her the “petty queen.”

“Moniece is a mood. That read was everything 🤣.”

“Moniece is so messy. Manufactured people. Lmfao. I can’t 😂.”

“Gotta love Moniece she speaks on nothing but the truth.”

“Moniece threw all the shade!😆.”

Others were disgusted with Slaughter’s unruly remarks about Bentley and Anderson’s unborn baby.

“Stop putting other baby’s in your mouth stop talking on them🤔. @moniece_slaughter.”

“She always talkin about somebody kids but get mad when they talk about hers 🤔 okay honiece.”

One fan commented, “How can another mother talk about a soon to be mothers child 🤔 I swear moniece gotta grow the f**k up.”

Slaughter responded back, “Because they’ve all talked about mine including Lyrica. I wish Lyrica and Floyd the luck on this new chapter.”

Check out Slaughter’s shady remarks below:

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