‘We All Go Through This’: Princess Love Leaves Fans in Stitches After She Misplaces and Then Sits On Baby Melody’s Dirty Diaper

Motherhood isn’t always peaches and cream, according to “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star Princess Love.

The television personality showed fans this week that sometimes parenthood includes getting your hands dirty, inclusive of changing dirty diapers.

Love took to her Instagram feed on Wednesday afternoon and posted a video of motherhood mishaps parents often encounter. While seemingly preparing for a business meeting with “One Wish” singer husband Ray J. Norwood and their friends David Weintraub and Jess Sick-a, Love was spotted with her 1-year-old daughter Melody Love’s dirty diaper stuck to her butt.

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Princess Love. photo courtesy @princesslove/Instagram

“Sometimes we gotta wear the pamper,” Ray J. said to the camera as his wife and their friends laughed about the incident.

Princess added, “It’s a dirty diaper,” while wrapping it up and throwing it in the trash.

“Mom life 😂🍼 @rayj,” she added in the caption.

Fans of the celeb completely related to her parenting struggles and were in stitches over the post.

“😂 you was probably looking for it.. then said I guess I threw it away 💁🏾‍♀️ Ray ‘I tell her all the time’ lol.”

“Or when you go to work with one in your purse 😂😂 trust me princess I can relate!”

“Lmaoooo yesss girl we all go through this real mom things!”

“I can definitely relate! I have baby food and mil stains in half my wardrobe, car and house 🤣💯.”

“Ahhh 😂 this is so me with my little she just turned 7mths lol.”

Princess and Ray J. welcomed their toddler into the world on May 22, 2018, both being first-time parents. The Prella Cosmetics owner described motherhood as one of “the best feelings ever” that “nobody can prepare you for.”

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Princess Love, Melody Love Norwood and Ray J attend Nickelodeon’s 2019 Kids’ Choice Awards at Galen Center on March 23, 2019, in Los Angeles. (Photo: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)

Princess first starred on “LHHH” since season one in 2014, but recently announced she’d be quitting the show. She stated in a now-deleted Instagram post that she won’t be returning to film for another season.

“Thank you for all of your support over the years but I will no longer be a part of Love and Hip Hop,” she wrote on her social page.

However, according to TMZ, Princess and Ray J will be on the new season after all. The couple were spotted filming an ad campaign seemingly for the show.

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