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Princess Love Changes Her Mind, Lets Internet See Achingly Cute Baby Melody Once Again

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“Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” actress Princess Love pleased fans this week after posting a picture of her 7-month-old daughter to her social media page.

The 34-year-old mother told fans in December that she would “never” post baby Melody again on any of her social pages due to negative comments attacking her daughter.

“The disgusting things people [write] under the picture of a child. I WILL NEVER POST MELODY’S PHOTO EVER AGAIN ON SOCIAL MEDIA,” Love wrote on her Instagram before deleting all photos of her baby girl.

Although Love chose to stop sharing photos of her daughter, her husband, R&B singer and LHHH actor Ray J Norwood, continued sharing photos or videos of their daughter on his social media pages.

Well, it appears the reality star has had a change of heart. She posted a photo of her 7-month-old daughter on her Instagram Monday morning with a heart in the caption.

Princess Love

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Rapper Kash Doll chimed in under Love’s comments and expressed how excited she was to photos of baby Mels again.

“Miss u!” Kash wrote. “Your mom was tryna keep u away from us.”

Fans also thanked Love for choosing to post her daughter on her social pages again.

“I’m glad you posted her again Princess I missed seeing this little face on your page 😍😍 #myovaries,” one fan wrote.

Another added, “So adorable. I’m so happy you shared a picture of your beautiful baby. Adorable! She is so cute OMG 😘.”

Love and Norwood welcomed their daughter into the world on May 22, 2018. In December, the pair expressed during an interview with BET’s Raquel Harper that they were open to expanding their family.

The 34-year-old said being a mother is one of “the best feelings ever.”

“Nobody can prepare you for what it’s actually like,” she added.

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