Fans Go In on Lyrica Anderson After Explosive ‘LHHH’ Reunion Episode, ‘Calm Yo Pregnant Ass Down’

Last night’s “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” reunion lit social media on fire, but several fans weren’t too thrilled about Lyrica Anderson‘s presence.

Anderson confused viewers after she appeared on a green screen instead of sitting on stage with the rest of her castmates. Production seemingly isolated the star from the cast for security measures due to her being seven months pregnant. However, Anderson’s pregnancy didn’t stop her from throwing verbal jabs at her castmates during the reunion.

Lyrica Anderson

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The “Adia” singer got into an argument with K. Michelle, A1 Bentley‘s mother Pam and Moniece Slaughter. During one point of the reunion, she threatened to beat up K. Michelle, cursed out her mother-in-law and spoke about squaring up with Slaughter.

“LHHH” fans felt Anderson was on 10 and wasn’t acting like a mother-to-be. Other folks felt the singer should have stayed home and skipped the reunion completely instead of appearing on screen.

“You’re pregnant, yet here you are arguing with everybody. Talk about having your priorities in order 😪🙄.”

“How they want someone else to care about her being pregnant if clearly she doesn’t care about being pregnant….. Calm yo pregnant ass down arguing over fake made up ass beefs for a check🤷🏽‍♀️.”

“That whole “she pregnant, she pregnant” shit gotta stop. We get that but that don’t give you the excuse to talk hella shit and expect someone not to check you. FOH.”

“Why is Lyrica on screen and not on stage? She shouldn’t have went to the reunion if she’s 7 months pregnant she knows what happens.”

“Everybody saying she pregnant ummm well did she forget she was pregnant so until she calmed tf down and start acting like she pregnant.”

Anderson recently received backlash after she posted a video of her twerking online while pregnant. She later deleted the recording off of her Instagram after fans slammed her for not acting like a mother. One person wrote, “Classless and tasteless act like a momma.”

Watch Anderson and K. Michelle go at it:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqGgidcAj_H/

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