‘Show Her’: A1 Bentley Fans Urge Him to Work It Out With Lyrica After He Tags Her in Diddy’s Heartbreaking Post Over Kim Porter

It looks like “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star A1 Bentley is still hopeful he and his wife Lyrica Anderson will reconcile in their marriage.

On Wednesday morning, music mogul Sean Combs, shared a heartfelt message about his late off-and-on girlfriend and mother of three to his children, Kim Porter. He encouraged people to treat their loved ones well, while they have the opportunity to do so.

“If you got a good woman please let her know,” he wrote, attached with a photo of Porter. “Tell her as soon as you can. Make sure she knows. Make sure she feels it. HONOR HER. CHERISH HER. Cause the special ones are RARE and FEW. @ladykp I’ll honor you forever. ❤️”

Gossip blog “The Shade Room” reposted Diddy’s message, and Bentley commented a heart emoji, along with tagging Anderson’s name.

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A1 Bentley @theshaderoom/Instagram

Although his wife never replied, fans encouraged the two to work things out in their marriage.

“Aww this was sweet! Yesss king show her ❤️”

“This everything!!! I’m rooting for y’all 🙏🏽 I pray that y’all can work it out together”

“I love this I love how you two love each other yo came on the other side of the fire don’t give up now”

“I felt this A1. Keep loving on each other & continue to keep God in your relationship… You Will Win 🙌🏾❣️”

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A1 Bentley and Lyrica Anderson. (Photos: VH1 screen grabs)

On season 6, the latest season of “LHHH,” Bentley and his wife Anderson continued to undergo a slew of marital woes.

The spouses both cheated on each other. Anderson had a hard time forgiving her husband for cheating with multiple people, and Bentley felt his actions were justifiable. However, on the show’s reunion special, the music producer broke down in tears when he was asked about reconciling with his wife.

He then told the audience it was important for him to “get right with God” so he could be the husband he wanted to be. Anderson chimed in and said only “time and forgiveness” could heal their marriage.

The couple share 1-year-old son Ocean Bentley together, whom they’re currently co-parenting.

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