‘Why She Put Him on Blast’: Masika Kalysha Questions Ray J About Hooking Up with ‘Ugly’ Hazel-E

It looks like Masika Kalysha is dragging Ray J Norwood in her messy feud with Hazel-E.

Kalysha and her former “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” cast mate recently appeared on Zeus network’s show “The Conversation,” and their sit-down took a turn for the worse. After having security stop them from coming to blows, Kalysha had some unsavory things to say about Hazel to one of the executive producers, Norwood.

She looked the “One Wish” singer in the eyes and said, “I have a question for you. Do you ever regret having sex with something so ugly?”

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Masika Kalysha and Ray J Norwood. @thezeusnetwork/Instagram

She added, “I know it was like decades ago. But do you ever be like, ‘Damn, I don’t want to claim that?’”

Norwood was completely shocked by Kalysha’s question and nervously responded, “We umm … yeah. But as a professional, we want you guys to have a good show. We want you guys to … I wasn’t expecting that. I’m tryna get my s–t together, but umm…”

Fans were just as stunned as Norwood and had mixed reactions to the model’s cruel comments.

“Wait soooo RayJ and Hazel fu–ed in the past or….?”

“Masika literally bullies everyone and attacks them for their looks. Like wtf kinda example is that for her child”

Masika Kalysha
(From left) Masika Kalysha, Hazel-E, and Ray J. (Photos: @thezeusnetwork/Instagram)

“He said but as a professional🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m fukin deadddd why she put him on blast like that.”

“She has nothing better to do than being messy. I think it’s inappropriate for masikakalysha to be even saying certain things like that to Rayj he’s a married man no respect for his marriage or his wife and his children 💯”

“The Conversation” episode featuring Kalysha and Hazel-E premiered on Sunday, Sept. 6.

Part 1 of the show ended with Hazel making a snarky remark about Kalysha’s 4-year-old daughter and Kalysha responding by throwing a drink in Hazel’s face and yelling, “Don’t you f–kin’ speak on my child, b–ch! I told your b–ch ass that’s why the f–k we here, b–ch, because you spoke on my daughter you got damn whore, you f–king b–ch.”

Part 2 of the show will be airing soon. No air date has been revealed.

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