‘And I Oop’: Romeo Miller Fans Applaud Him for Blasting Angela Simmons on Her Thirst Traps

It looks like Romeo Miller and Angela Simmons have officially ended their friendship.

The “Growing Up Hip Hop” stars, who were once romantically interested in each other, had a huge falling-out during the show’s hiatus, although it’s not clear why. Miller had been mute about their feud until recently, but Simmons claimed the former childhood star stopped communicating with her for “no reason.”

On Thursday night’s episode of “GUHH,” Miller claimed his friendship with Simmons was doing him “more harm than good.” He then went on to slam the Built Not Bought founder’s dating choices and Instagram thirst traps.

Angela Simmons
Romeo Miller and Angela Simmons. (@romeomiller/Instagram, @angelasimmons/Instagram)

“She wanna live her best life, then do that,” Miller said to Angela’s older sister, Vanessa Simmons. “But I don’t wanna be a part of it.” He then suggested that he was annoyed by Angela’s relationship with rapper Bow Wow and athletes she supposedly dated.

Miller then blasted Simmons for her arguably provocative Instagram photos, indicating that the pictures she posts are beneath her.

“Your sister don’t have to do certain things, man, but you know Angela, she likes that camera,” Miller added. “Your sister [and] NBA players taking pictures like these social media models. … You’re Angela Simmons, you don’t have to do all that.”

Several fans agreed with the former rapper’s sentiments.

“And I oop! Romeo is right though. Angela is drawn to the bad boy toxicity and wants attention with her pictures 😂.”

“I mean find the lie in what he’s saying. I respect Romeo! That’s a real friend! He knows trouble when he sees it and isn’t afraid to call it out.”

“I mean…..he’s not lying though 🤷🏽‍♀️ Angela doesn’t have to be so thirsty. She’s already established and a brand and she’s ruining it by doing the things she’s doing now.”

It’s evident Miller and Simmons have two different perspectives about their current squabble.

Although the pair are currently at odds, Angela claimed she was hurt about their friendship ending.

“Not going to lie .. I was more hurt than anything,” the 32-year-old mother said via Instagram on Dec. 4. “Didn’t see this coming 🤷🏽‍♀️.”

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