Fans Praise Princess Love for ‘Growth’ After She Hugs It Out with Moniece Slaughter

Princess Love has finally made amends with her former archnemesis Moniece Slaughter after beefing for several seasons on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood.”

Love and Slaughter first began beefing during season 3 after Love commented on Slaughter’s parenting skills and insinuated that she was a bad mother. Since then the two castmates have gotten into several physical and verbal altercations. For years they’ve been at each other’s throats, but their quarrel finally came to an end during the “LHHH” reunion.

Princess Love

(photo credit: Princess Love’ Instagram)

Slaughter apologized to the 34-year-old mother for calling her unborn daughter at the time a “demon seed” last year.

“To have no regard for an unborn life is not normal and I recognize that,” Slaughter said to Love.

Love accepted Slaughter’s apology and did the unthinkable. She too apologized for her wrongdoings, walked over to the “Riches” singer, and gave her a bear hug.

Fans commended Love for her mature behavior toward the 31-year-old Slaughter and said she’s really grown as a person these past few years.

“Yo I really thought princess 👑 was gonna smooth her way in and slap tf out of Mo, finally grown woman s**t.”

“Growth is everything, stop beating one another down and lifting each other up . I glad to see u ladies be Queens 👑.”

“😍Growth game strong. A small of change can go a long way👏.”

“Princess is really showing maturity which is very important good job.”

“I’m here for Princess growth 😍😍👏🏾👏🏾 If anyone hates this you’re a clown and ya mother used to sell her body 🤷🏾‍♀️.”

“This was a powerful moment , good job Princess.”

“I got surprised there… princess finally see what happened grown woman🙌🙌.”

Love has yet to speak on the police report Slaughter filed against her in October for allegedly throwing a rock at her.

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