‘Show Her Respect’: Lil Fizz Takes Credit for Moniece’s Role on ‘LHHH,’ and Social Media Drags Him

Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star Lil Fizz is receiving quite a bit of backlash for shading the mother of his son, Moniece Slaughter.

Although Fizz and Slaughter share 9-year-old son Kamron together, their co-parenting relationship is apparently nonexistent. During this season of “LHHH” the ex-couple clashed heads, after Slaughter blasted the rapper for his romance with co-star Apryl Jones. Jones happens to be the mother of Fizz’s B2K band mate Omarion Grandberry‘s children.

Already beefing with Slaughter, Fizz’s seemingly added more fuel to the flame when he had some interesting things to say about her during a recent interview with Tiffany “New York” Pollard on VH1’s “Brunch With Tiffany.” He insinuated that he had no “love” for the mother of his son and seemingly took credit for her existing role on “LHHH.”

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

“At the time, she didn’t have much going,” Fizz said. “And I figured this was a good outlet for her to kind of make something of herself. It kinda bit me in the long run. … And my son respects me for that at the end of the day.”

He also went on to say that he and Slaughter “have a kid together and that’s pretty much it.” He added that there’s a “thin line between love and hate.”

LHHH” viewers caught wind of Fizz’s shade towards Slaughter and blasted him for being “disrespectful.”

“Had the biggest crush on him when I was a kid. Now I can’t stand his face… This is why you watch who you have kids with 😑”

“You can always tell men from boys 🤦🏾‍♀️ Fizz show her the mother of your son some respect! He has nothing but HATE!! For Moniece!!😔”

“The fact that he’s comfortable enough to disrespect Moniece on camera is disgusting😒 and lame asf . Do what you wanna do but at least have enough respect to not talk down on your child’s mother. He’s corny for that”

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Moniece Slaughter responds to Lil Fizz interview about her. @moniceslaughterinstagram

Slaughter responded to Fizz’s remarks via social media on Wednesday, October 23 and wrote underneath a post, “I don’t care what he said in his interviews. Don’t care if he has a stroke today 🤷🏻‍♀️ … He’s p-ssy what does anyone expect from him lol I’m confused… Y’all expect him to be nice just cuz I’m his sons mom nah he not built like that. Homeboy is broken and he’ll continue to cut others with the broken pieces. …”

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