[FIRST LOOK] Changes Underway for VH1’s ‘Love and Hip Hop’; Cast Members Fired

Love and Hip Hop New York season 9
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VH1’s hit reality show ‘Love and Hip Hop’ is being revamped due to several cast members receiving pink slips. According to MTO News, a producer of the show for the New York chapter stated that because of poor ratings, most of the season eight cast will not be returning to film. Other reasons include unnecessary fighting and for not being appealing for viewers to retain interest.  So fans can expect a lot of changes for Love and Hip Hop New York season 9.

Mona Scott Young, show creator and executive producer, will be replacing the following talent: Snoop, Dreamdoll, Mariahlynn, Brittaney Taylor, Bianca Bonnie, Lil Mo, Karl Dargan, Navarro Gray, DJ Self, James R, Ashley Diaz, Sophia Body, Grafh, Ayisha Diaz, and JuJu will only make cameo appearances. Even Papoose and Remy Ma will have their appearances cut a bit, although they will still be main cast members.

There will be a much smaller cast for Love and Hip Hop New York season 9 as well.  Confirmed cast members include Yandy Smith, Jonathon Ferndaz, Kiyanne, Jacquae, Anais, Ruben (husband of Anais) and Rich Dollaz.

There will be new additions to the show that were approached by executives due to popular demand from previous seasons. Season nine for Love and Hip Hop New York will feature the return of Joe Budden, Cyn Santana, Juelz Santana and Kimbella.

As far as completely new faces, Maino along with his girlfriend Maggie Carrie join the show as well as Dave East and his girlfriend Millie.  Who even knew those two rappers had a leading lady in their lives.

Love and Hip Hop New York season 9 returns November 26th on VH1.

 


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