‘Let Him Go!’: ‘LHHATL’ Fans Slam Karlie Redd for Trying to Ruin Yung Joc’s New Relationship

It seems the love Karlie Redd has for Yung Joc may never fade.

“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” viewers believe Redd may still have a thing for the “Dope Boy Magic” rapper after she got into a heated verbal altercation with his girlfriend Kendra Robinson during episode 8.

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Karlie Redd and Yung Joc on an Atlanta street on Dec. 2, 2013. (Photo: Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

The former “LHHATL” couple have seemingly moved on from each other, but their past romantic history continues to remain a topic. Folks learned last episode, that Joc’s current relationship with Robinson overlapped his former one with Redd, and during their annual cabin trip that became quite a heated discussion.

While the group was on their way to enjoy their getaway, Karlie Redd spilled some tea to Robinson about her fiancé Joc. She told Robinson that her and the rapper apparently got a hotel room together during the duration of their relationship.

“So let me just clear the air, we did get a hotel room one time, Joc’s d–k was out and he was begging me to f–k,” said Redd.

When Robinson confronted the “I Know You See It” artist about the situation, he denied having his “meat” out in front of Redd. Things took a turn for the worse when the attorney confronted Redd about her allegations during the crew’s cabin trip, calling the supposed 45-year-old “miserable as f–k!”

Redd challenged Robinson to a fight, telling her to “jump up,” but fortunately security intervened between the two women.

“LHHATL” viewers accused Redd of not only being “messy,” but of also still having feelings for Yung Joc.

“Karlie is sooo messy! I don’t know how she don’t get her teeth knocked out already 🤦. Smdh she only acting like that cuz she still love him! Girl let him go already!”

“Damn Karlie messy self still love Joc🤷🏽‍♂️😂… She couldda let them be great, he said his meat never meet anyone on the trip she trying to ruin his relationship lmao.”

“Karlie just want to mess up joc love life, She should have stayed with her man🤦🏽‍♀️.”

“Karlie wrong for that messy shit. She needs to take on a new role besides bone carrying messy boots. Smh 😒and here I was happy for her ass thinking she had changed.”

“Karlie still has feelings for Joc that’s why she being messy. He don’t want you sis.”

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