K. Michelle Shares Major Revelation After Messy ‘LHHH’ Season

K. Michelle appears to be turning over a new leaf after dealing with the turmoil on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” this season.

The singer became the center of drama after she accused her former friend Lyrica Anderson of cheating on her husband A1 Bentley with rapper Safaree Samuels. To make matters worse, K. Michelle and Anderson got into an explosive argument during last week’s “LHHH” reunion special. Their confrontation ended with K. Michelle being escorted off of the stage after telling Anderson she was the “real goon.”

K Michelle

(photo credit: K. Michelle’s Instagram)

However, it seems the “Crazy Like You” singer is ready to put the reality show chaos behind her and move in a more positive direction. She took to Instagram on Sunday to let fans know she’s coming to a final stop on her self-discovery journey.

“I’ve been through a lot. I now know who I am, and appreciate all blessings God has put in front of me,” K. Michelle wrote. “Apologies to myself for taking so long to show up🌻.”

Several celebrities such as Ledisi, Tiny Harris, Bobby Lytes and a few others showed K. Michelle love as they sent positive vibes her way.

“Beautiful❤️,” said Harris.

Lytes added, “Self care is the best ❤️!!.”

Other fans chimed in under K.’s comments and told her to take as long as she needed to rediscover herself.

“Take as long as you need, as long as your happy with your self is the most important part❤️.”

“So proud of you Kimmy, much love to you.”

“❤️ It don’t matter how long it took you as longs as you showed up. You got second chance at life to correct your wrongs. God bless you.”

K. Michelle announced in June that she was quitting “LHHH” after producers used her botched booty surgery as a promotion. She told a fan who asked if she was going to be back on the VH1 series, “I’m not. I quit already. They reach so much they loose the truth. I’m cool.”

K. Michelle

(photo credit: Twitter)

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