Uh-Oh: Princess Love Unfollows Ray J. Amid Cheating Rumors

It seems “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” couple Princess Love and singer Ray J. Norwood may be facing trouble in paradise.

According to social media users, the expectant mother recently unfollowed her husband on Instagram, although he’s still following her. Love’s doings apparently happened after infidelity rumors surrounded Norwood this past weekend.

Princess Love
Princess Love unfollows Ray J. @princesslove/instagram

A video surfaced of Ray J. talking to another woman while attending Drake’s birthday bash in Los Angeles, California. In the midst of their conversation, he whipped out his phone and seemingly exchanged numbers with the woman. An anonymous source from the Shade Room claimed the pair got a little too flirty with each other.

“It could have been harmless, but he was way too flirty with the chick and was paying sis way too much attention and she definitely gave him the number,” the outlet’s source said.

Not to mention Norwood reportedly pulled out his upcoming “#TB Tour: The Reunion” with musicians J Holiday, B5, Day 26. According to Essence, the father of one wants to focus on the arrival of their second child, his wife and his other business ventures, including a “TV One holiday movie” and his upcoming EP “Emerald City.”

Ray J.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 23: L-R Princess Love, Melody Love Norwoodand Ray J attends Nickelodeon’s 2019 Kids’ Choice Awards at Galen Center on March 23, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)

The “One Wish” singer and Love have yet to address the cheating rumors. Social media users, however, had mixed reactions to the dust-up.

“Dont look like he trying to talk to her to me šŸ¤·šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø.. might have gotten a text from his wife.. nobody knows what they was talking about..”

“She knows who she’s with smh she knows he’s married”

“Listen Princess knew who she was marrying. He did the game playing before marriage idk why they think some how morals will change after marriage. Maybe it’s innocent maybe not.”

“šŸ˜‚ that man ain’t doing nothing, people be having too much time to mind others business instead of they own business.”

Love and Norwood tied the knot in 2016 and welcomed their first child together, Melody Love Norwood, 1, in May 2018. In August, the pair announced they were expecting a baby boy. The unborn child is expected to arrive in Jan. 2020.

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