‘LHHATL’ Star Bambi Questions Yung Joc’s Choice in Women After He Claims He Had a Few ‘Good Ones’: ‘Which Ones?’

The family dynamic between “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” stars Lil Scrappy, Bambi and Yung Joc is one of a kind.

Joc recently revealed to viewers that he’d been dating a new woman named Kendra for quite some time now, but he was hesitant to introduce her to his cast mates because their relationship overlapped when he was apparently still messing around with ex-girlfriend Karlie Redd.

But the way that Yung Joc tells it, his relationship with Redd was apparently over when he and his new boo Kendra sparked their romance. Of course, his close friends Lil Scrappy and his wife Bambi weren’t buying his story and decided to get down to the bottom of the mess.

Bambi
Bambi at Prive on Feb. 6, 2015, in Atlanta (left photo), where Young Joc (right photo, upper foreground) also was in attendance. (Photos: Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

“Here it is, Karlie was still trying to stay in the picture,” Joc nonchalantly explained to Bambi and Scrappy, who stared at him in confusion.

Lil Scrappy
Lil Scrappy @vh1 screenshot @loveandhiphop

Before the “It’s Going Down” rapper could further explain, Bambi interrupted him to gain a better understanding, saying, “You were still with Karlie and you met Kendra.” Joc hesitantly agreed.

The Streetz 94.5 fm radio host also indicated that he was seemingly ready to marry Kendra, hinting that she may be the “one” for him. The conversation took a hilarious turn when he referred to his ex-girlfriends as “good ones,” to which Bambi responded, “Which ones?” clearly disagreeing with their friend.

On the other hand, Bambi’s response had “LHHATL” viewers in stitches.

“Bam get on my nerves 🤣🤣🤣 ‘Which one?’ 🤣 yes get down to the bottom lol.”

“Good job Bam…read thru all that! She said which ones 😂 ..men do that! Got a girl he likes but ain’t gon quite break it off w ok girl until a couple more strokes.”

“🤣😂😭 lol you cannot run game on the bam lol she got down to the bottom of that quick. Love @adizthebam and @reallilscrappy ❤️.”

“Damn nobody got faith in joc 🤦🏾‍♂️ Bam said ‘ which ones’ & was
So Nonchalant with it 🤦🏾‍♀️😂.”

Despite what folks may think, Yung Joc and his fiancée Kendra appear to be still going strong.

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