Rasheeda Frost’s ‘Beautiful Trinidad’ Video Gets Derailed After Bambi Grabs Lil Scrappy By the Neck and Whispers in His Ear: ‘Scrappy Look So Scared’

Well it seems the cast of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” are in the midst of filming season 8.

VH1 veteran, Rasheeda Frost shared a slew of images and videos of the cast in the middle of production, but it was one clip in particular of co-stars Lil Scrappy and his wife Bambi that seemed to catch fans’ attention.

Scrappy and Bambi, who just welcomed their first son together last September, were spotted in Trinidad along with a few other cast-members for filming. In a small video clip of the couple posted on Frost’s page, Bambi roughly grabs Scrappy by the face and whispers a few words in his left ear. The “Crime Mob” rapper looked scared to death of his wife’s death grip moments before she released his face and walked away.

Rasheeda Frost

Lil Scrappy, Bambi and Rasheeda Frost. (@rasheeda/Instagram)

Fans were anxious to know what did Bambi say to her husband that prompted his fearful, yet hilarious facial expression.

“Bambi with the death grip 😂🙌🏾,” one Instagram user commented. “I just want to know what my girl said to Scrappy😂.”

“Why did scrappy look so scared when Bambi was talking to him?” another user wrote. “I’m weak. Don’t kill scrappy 🤣.”

“That grip on scrappy face I said he in trouble or you drunk lol,” another added.

Other “LHHATL” OGs and new faces were also spotted filming for the series new season including Tokyo Vanity, MiMi Faust, Karlie Redd, Yung Joc and Shekinah Jo Anderson.

“This was quite an adventure… #visittrinidad #lhhatl 😜,” Frost captioned her Instagram post.

The season 8 premiere date for “LHHATL” has yet to be confirmed, but a source close to production told Starcasm that the new season will likely premiere on Monday, March 25th.

The show’s co-star Momma Dee, Lil Scrappy’s mother, tweeted in November that LHHATL would return sometime in March 2019.

Rasheeda Frost

@mammadee

“Thank you guys for loving me thank you for your love and support to all this 8 season,” Momma Dee wrote. ” I’ll see you in March with the 8 season of love and hip hop Atlanta.”

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