‘Beat Her A–!’: ‘LHHH’ Fans Urge Moniece to Whup Apryl Jones After She Threatens to Fight Her

It looks like a large majority of “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” viewers are siding with Moniece Slaughter amid her beefing with her co-star Apryl Jones.

Jones, who’s dating Slaughter’s ex, B2K rapper Lil Fizz, is apparently tired of Slaughter taking jabs at her and Fizz’s new relationship. She believes the “Petty” singer is still in love with “Fizzle Pop” and wants to sabotage their relationship. Slaughter, on the other hand, said she had a problem with Jones and Fizz because they apparently had her and the rapper’s 9-year-old son lie about the status of their relationship.

Both Jones and Slaughter have been feuding for the entire season, and it seems the drama isn’t coming to a halt anytime soon.

During a teaser for the Nov. 18 episode, Jones sat down with one of their former mutual friends Nia Riley to discuss the ongoing drama between her and Slaughter. Their conversation quickly turned into a Slaughter-bashing session, which viewers had an issue with.

“You’re putting a lot of energy into what you say you don’t care about when it pertains to my relationship,” Jones said of Slaughter to Riley. “She’s been telling me, ‘I want you guys to be together, you make co-parenting easier for me, I’m not worried about why is everybody else worried about it.’”

“Now she’s mad,” Jones continued. “In real life Moniece know she would get her ass whup.” Riley co-signed and also threatened to physically fight Slaughter when they cross each other’s paths.

Apryl Jones
Moniece Slaughter (left) and Apryl Jones (right). (Photo: VH1 screen grabs)

LHHH” viewers felt Jones and Riley were wrong for suggesting they’d brawl with Slaughter and urged the mother of one to fight back.

“Birds of a feather I tell you 🤣 Nia sit down your friend whooped your ass and Apryl shut up. Mo please come beat her a–!”

“@moniece_slaughter they doing a whole lot of barking.. finna make me 😴😴 Keep em pressed bae! And Apryl make sure you keep that same energy with Moniece!”

“Wow so their gonna jump Mo?? 2 clowns @aprylsjones girl bye your dragging it to long but y’all say @moniece_slaughter is girl STFU. Why talk & threaten her behind her back smh. P–sy!”

“As anybody ever seen Apryl fight??? Girl go sit down somewhere and live you life. Mo ain’t worried all this to stay relevant 🙄 .”

Jones is the ex-girlfriend of Omarion Grandberry, whom she shares two children with. Grandberry is Fizz’s B2K band mate and childhood friend.

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