‘Single and Annoyed’: Tommie Lee Savagely Shuts Down Ian Connor After He Says He Misses Her

Former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Tommie Lee is letting the world know that she’s completely single.

Lee may have 99 problems, but her love life with ex-boo Ian Connor apparently isn’t one of them. Just on Monday, the 26-year-old fashion stylist professed how much he missed the reality star while she remained in jail.

“All Bullsh-t Aside, I Miss You,” Connor posted on his Instagram this week, along with a photo of he and Lee booed up. He also seemingly claimed the celeb as his “girl.”

Well, Lee has responded to Connor’s heartfelt message, and it was everything short of loving.

A social media gossip blog reposted Connor’s post with Lee, which prompted the 34-year-old — or perhaps a representative manning her social media accounts — to comment, “Single and annoyed.”

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Tommie Lee and Ian Connor @shaderoom @tommiee/Instagram

Social media was in stitches over Lee’s response.

“SHES A MOOOD !!!! i’m single and annoyed😩 I felt that 😭 this is too funny 😂.”

“Tommie is a straight savage 💀. He gon tell them you got contraband sis you better act accordingly till u free lmaooo 😂.”

“Gotta love Tommie! Damn he got swerved and curved by a chick in jail 😂 embarrassing!”

“Damn Ian you gotta do better 🤣 like pause, but nah I actually like them together 🤷‍♂️ .”

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Tommie Lee attends 2017 No Reservations Needed Thanksgiving Dinner at Atlanta Mission on Nov. 21, 2017 in Atlanta. (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images)

It was last reported that the “LHHATL” alum and Connor were broken up after Lee was spotted passionately making out with her ex-boyfriend Scrapp DeLeon earlier this year in January. Lee and Connor were said to have been dating in early 2018 when they were spotted in Paris together in Paris Fashion week last year. It’s safe to say the twosome are no longer dating.

As far as Lee’s legal woes, the mother of two continues to sit behind bars. She has however agreed to enroll into a mental health program, according to legal documents obtained by TMZ. Before she was indicted on multiple charges of child abuse in January, she was said to have been diagnosed with some sort of serious mental illness. The news source doesn’t specify what the illness is.

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