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‘Nooo’: Princess Love Hints to Marriage Being Over with Ray J

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It seems Princess Love may have no interest in reconciling with her husband Ray J Norwood.

Ray J.
Ray J, Princess Love and their 1-year-old daughter Melody Love @princesslove/Instagram

The mother of two recently left a comment on one of Moniece Slaughter’s post that seemingly suggested she doesn’t want to get back with Norwood. Slaughter, Love’s former foe and “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” costar, took to Instagram on Thursday, April 9 and posted a meme that read, “Would you rather do a line of coke or get back with you ex?šŸ˜‚”

Slaughter wrote in her caption, “Biiiiiiitch Iā€™m tryna get high as a FUCKING kite you hear me šŸ˜©šŸ˜‚”

Princess Love
@monieceslaughter/Instagram

Love commented with 10 sniff emojis underneath the photo. A fan automatically assumed she was speaking of her and Norwood’s marriage. The person commented, “šŸ¤¦šŸ½ā€ā™€ļøNO PRINCESSā€¦.you guys will get it togetherā€¦love ya girly šŸ˜˜”

Slaughter also replied, “šŸ˜©šŸ˜© noooooo.”

Love and Norwood are reportedly separated and living in two different households while co-parenting their two children, according to TMZ.

Their marital drama began last November after Love claimed Norwood left her and their daughter Melody Love stranded in Las Vegas to party with his friends. She was also eight months pregnant at the time with their son Epik Ray.

The two discuss the entire situation on their new reality series, “The Conversation,” on The Zeus Network. In a recent episode, Love said she no longer wanted to be married to Norwood. “I donā€™t want to be with him anymore,” she said during a teaser clip. ā€œAnd itā€™s like, I donā€™t love him anymore.ā€

Fans recently urged Love to move on.

ā€œYouā€™re too beautiful of a person, woman and mother. You deserve the utmost respect. He doesnā€™t deserve someone like you. Blessings to you and your beautiful babies šŸ™šŸ¼ā¤ļøā€

ā€œWow. Sis get out. I thought he changed. Sheā€™s beautiful she should not put up with that. Itā€™s time to end it. Divorce him.ā€

ā€œThe sad thing is that he could care less and thatā€™s so obvious. Although, we all knew that when he threw you in the pool. Instead of approaching this PLANNED conversation with an apology and trying to make things work, heā€™s just acting like he doesnā€™t care.ā€

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