Fans Crack Up at Moniece Slaughter’s Shade Towards Apryl Jones and Ex Lil Fizz After Alleged Relationship: ‘Tiny Fizzle!’

It seems a load of drama is brewing for the upcoming season of “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood.”

VH1 veteran Moniece Slaughter recently blasted her ex-boyfriend and father of her 9-year-old son, Dreux “Lil Fizz” Frédéric, for allegedly dating Apryl Jones, the ex-girlfriend of R&B singer Omarion. For those who don’t know, both Fizz and Omarion are bandmates of the popular 2000s boy group B2K, who literally just finished wrapping up their Millenium reunion tour in May. Therefore, the 33-year-old rapper allegedly dating Jones clearly poses a problem.

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(From left) Moniece Slaughter, Lil Fizz and Apryl Jones. (Photos: @monieceslaughter, @airfizzo @aprylsjones/Instagram)

One person who didn’t vocalizing her apparent issue with the pair’s supposed relationship is Slaughter. She took to her Instagram Live Saturday afternoon and jeeringly congratulated Jones and Fizz on apparently making their love official after a photo of them lying in bed together surfaced the Internet.

“Congratulations are in order for Apryl Jones and teeny fizzle pop on the announcement of their relationship-slash-f–kship,” the “LHHH” actress said in the video. “Congrats on moving into the new house together. Congrats on potentially getting married and having kids and I could not wish for a better stepmother for my son. Just be a little more respectful and mind your f–king business. And we can be the biggest, bestest, blended family ever.”

Slaughter and Fizz broke up more than five years ago and share 9-year-old son Kamron Frédéric.

The B2K member has yet to address the mother of his child’s remarks nor his supposed relationship with Jones, who claims they’re just “best friends.” He was, however, spotted on Jones’ Instagram Live last weekend at her new house with both his and her children. Intimate photos of the supposed “besties” also surfaced on the web, showing Jones standing between Fizz’s legs during a party held at her home.

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Apryl Jones and Lil Fizz. @hollywoodunlocked/Instagram

The mother of two and her ex-boyfriend Omarion share a son and daughter together. The “Touch” singer seems quite unbothered about Jones and his bandmate allegedly dating, seeing as he’s been enjoying himself in Jamaica lately.

Social media users, on the other hand, have had mixed reactions to the whole social media melee.

“First of All I just love Moniece’s shade 😂 I died when she said tiny fizzle pop! I seriously hope this is a joke Fizz and Apryl.”

“Omarion and Fizz ain’t been the best of friends in a minute but Apryl a bird box for that. Her and O have kids together. She should have more respect for him.”

“Apryl and Fizz really out here shacked up breaking all types of codes then wonder why Moniece stay mad & why Omarion didn’t wanna do the tour 🤷🏽‍♀️.”

“I believe this is all for a storyline coming up on LHHH. It gotta be because if not this is just foul. But at least they waited after the Millenium tour.”

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