‘Scheming Snake’: ‘LHHNY’ Fans Scold Rich Dollaz for Acting Clueless After Olivia Accuses Him of Ruining Her Career

It seems “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star Rich Dollaz has entered the lion’s den this season.

Several “LHHNY” veterans returned to the show for season 10 to resolve ongoing issues with a few of their cast mates from the past. Singer Olivia Longott is one of the few OGs who has made her way back to the small screen, and it seems she’s gunning for Dollaz.

For those who aren’t familiar with the pair’s history, Dollaz used to manage Longott. The twosome also considered each other family and the music producer even referred to Longott as his “little sister.” The former G-Unit singer, however, fired Dollaz in 2014 after accusing him of wanting to be a reality star more than a manager.

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Olivia and Rich Dollaz. (Photos: VH1 screenshots)

Fast-forward to a trailer for the Feb. 3 episode, and it looks like Dollaz and Longott got into a heated confrontation. On the upcoming episode, Dollaz and Longott came face to face for the first time in years and discussed their ongoing beef. The “December” singer accused him of stealing money from her.

“You was literally like one of my best friends, and to find out from one of your own men you took all the money from what we did. Are you serious?” Longott said to Dollaz.

He responded, saying the track they made money from was his “record.”

Longott clearly disagreed and yelled, “I got the f–king printout. Me and you was brother and sister. You pulled some bitch-ass s–t.”

“LHHNY” fans seemingly agreed with Longott and accused Dollaz of being in the wrong.

“Oh now he wanna act dumb! Rich you know what she talking about. You and Phresher out here stealing from artists 😩 “

“That’s f–ked up if it’s true. Rich always acting like he don’t know what people are talking about. Hes Yandy but in guy form”

“I knew Rich was a slimy, slithering, slippery, scheming snake. Erica tried to warn her.”

“Olivia!!! I’m so happy to see her and I believe her about Rich. Quiet as it’s kept has he stuck it out with her they would both probably be in better situations”

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