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Cast

Main

Current

• Teairra Mar (Season 1-present) is a R&B/pop singer, actress and ex-girlfriend of Ray J. She was born and raised in Detroit. She gained fame at the age of 17 when she signed to Def Jam Recordings under the mentorship of Jay Z. The series chronicles her attempts to revive her music career after a series of personal struggles. The first season explores her lingering feelings for Ray J, igniting a vicious feud with Ray's girlfriend, Princess Love. In the second season, she embarks on a fashion career, designing a line of blazers. The third season focuses her legal issues, including her being charged with battery and theft after an altercation with an Uber driver in 2015.
• Moniece Slaughter (Season 1-present) is the mother of Lil' Fizz's son, Kamron. She is a singer and songwriter, best known for singing the theme song for America's Next Top Model. She also attempted to launch an adult toy line in 2014. The series chronicles her mental and emotional turmoils and her struggles to shake off her "deadbeat mom" reputation. The second season documents her relationship with Rich Dollaz, which includes a brief engagement before they break up in the finale.
• Ray J (Season 1-present) is a R&B singer, rapper, actor and record producer. He is known in recent years for his 2007 sex tape with reality star Kim Kardashian and his previous appearances in the VH1 reality shows For the Love of Ray J and Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business. The series chronicles his turbulent relationship with model Princess Love, who he married in 2016. The first season focused on his anger management problems and legal issues, including his 2014 arrest for vandalism and resisting arrest.
• Lil' Fizz (Season 1-present) is a rapper, actor and former member of the group B2K. The series focuses on his love life, including his struggles with his baby mama Moniece and his romantic dalliances with Amanda, Nikki and Kamiah.
• Nikki Mudarris (Season 3-present) (supporting cast member in seasons 1-2) is a socialite and nightclub owner, best known as "Miss Nikki Baby". She is of Moroccan and Lebanese descent. The first season chronicles her deteriorating relationship with Mally Mall and her blossoming romance with Lil Fizz. She continues to date Fizz casually through season two, while embarking on a fashion career with Nude By Nikki, a lingerie line. She comes out as bisexual in the third season and enters a polyamorous relationship with both Safaree and Rosa. In 2015, she made headlines when Mall allegedly leaked a sex tape featuring her without her consent. She consequently filed a restraining order against him and a legal battle ensued.
• Masika Kalysha (Season 3-present) (supporting cast member in season 1) is an urban model, video vixen and singer. In the first season, she dates Mally Mal, apparently unaware of his relationship with Nikki. Later, she moves onto Yung Berg, igniting a bitter feud with Hazel. She returns to the show as a main cast member in the third season to document the birth of her daughter, Khari, with rapper Fetty Wap.
• Princess Love (Season 3-present) (supporting cast member in season 2) (guest star in season 1) is a model, video vixen, fashion designer and wife of Ray J. She is of mixed Filipino and African-American ethnicity. Prior to the series, she worked as a stripper in Las Vegas and dated Floyd Mayweather Jr.. The series documents her volatile relationship with Ray, including her 2015 arrest for alleged domestic violence. Her ongoing feud with Ray's ex-girlfriend Teairra fuels several storylines.

Former

• Soulja Boy (Seasons 1-3) is a rapper, performer and record producer. The series chronicles his relationship with Nia Riley and his struggles with fidelity while on the road touring. In the second season, he has a fling with her best friend Nas, igniting a feud between the two girls. Despite being portrayed as in a serious, long-term relationship with Nia, Soulja also appeared on the reality shows Sisterhood of Hip Hop and The Westbrooks as the boyfriend of Diamond and India Westbrooks, respectively. All shows were filmed and aired around the same time in 2014. Soulja appears in the opening credits of the first two episodes of the third season before being removed and reduced to minor guest appearances for the rest of the season after threatening to kill Nia and her alleged new boyfriend on social media.
• Hazel-E (Seasons 1-2) is a rapper, publicist and entrepreneur. She is of mixed African-American and Puerto Rican ethnicity. She is Teairra's best friend and confidant, despite the two often coming to blows throughout the series. The first season chronicled her ill-fated relationship with rapper Yung Berg and her bitter feud with Masika. After breaking her nose in Dubai and having a drink thrown in her face during filming of the second season, she quit the series, comparing it to a "freak show".
• Apryl Jones (Seasons 1-2) is the mother of Omarion's children, Megaa and A'mei. She is a singer and songwriter of mixed Taiwanese and African-American ethnicity. The first season chronicles her strained relationship with Omarion's mother Leslie, as well as the pregnancy and birth of her first child.
• Omarion (Seasons 1-2) is Grammy Award-nominated R&B singer and actor. He is a former member of the group B2K with fellow cast member Lil' Fizz. While appearing on the show, he released "Post to Be" the highest selling song of his career. Omarion appeared infrequently in the second season and later confirmed to have quit the show with Apryl shortly before the taping of the reunion. The couple broke up in 2016.

Supporting

Current

• Nia Riley (Season 1-present) is introduced as Soulja Boy's long time girlfriend. Her father is Grammy Award-winning singer Teddy Riley. She has a daughter, Kamyrn. The series chronicles her struggles with Soulja's infidelity and commitment issues. He has a fling with her best friend Nas during season two, igniting several violent brawls between the two girls. The two broke up in 2016.
• Sonja Norwood (Season 3-present) (guest star in season 1) is Ray J's mother. She disapproves of his relationship with Princess.
• Brandi Burnside Boyd (Season 2-present) is Ray J's best friend. She is a rapper, actress and member of the rap duo Queens. She is currently signed to Nick Cannon's Ncredible label. She has long claimed to be the goddaughter of Whitney Houston. She is married to Max Lux, with whom she has a son, Brandus.
• Max "Lux" Boyd (Season 2-present) is Brandi's husband. He is a Grammy Award-nominated rapper, songwriter and record producer.
• Willie Taylor (Season 2-present) is a R&B singer and songwriter. He was born and raised in Chicago. He is a former member of the group Day26, which was formed at the end of the fourth season of MTV's Making the Band. He is married to Shanda with whom he has two children, Kavion and Layla. The series chronicles his attempts to revive his music career after several label and contract disputes and his struggles to provide for his family.
• Shanda Denyce Taylor (Season 2-present) is Willie's wife. She is an aspiring singer and songwriter. Prior to dating Willie, she worked as a stripper. When the two are faced with money issues in the second season, she debates whether to return to her former profession. She discovers her husband's infidelity in season three, igniting a feud with his mistress, Kyesha.
• Jason Lee (Season 2-present) is a gossip blogger and media personality. He is introduced to the show as a friend of Kamiah's. He is openly gay. In season two, he ignites a rivalry with Hazel E after throwing a drink in her face during a heated argument.
• Safaree Samuels (Season 3-present) is a rapper and record producer, best known as the ex-fianc of Nicki Minaj. He is of Jamaican descent and was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. He is introduced as Nikki's new love interest.
• Rosa Acosta (Season 3-present) is a Latina fitness model and social media personality. She immigrated to the USA from the Dominican Republic. She previously appeared on the E! reality show Khlo & Lamar as a fling of Rob Kardashian. She is bisexual and is introduced to the show as Nikki's new love interest.
• Lyrica Anderson (Season 3-present) is a R&B singer, best known as a songwriter for high-profile artists such as Beyonc and Tinashe. She married A1 in 2016 and their wedding is featured on the show's third season. The series chronicles their struggles with their mothers, Pam and Lyrica Garrett, who constantly interfere in their lives.
• Floyd "A1" Bentley (Season 3-present) is Lyrica's husband. He is a record producer, songwriter and co-CEO of Right Now Sound. He has written and produced tracks with Lyrica for Chris Brown, Elijah Blake and Jason Derulo.
• Lyrica Garrett (Season 3-present) is Lyrica's mother. She is a singer, songwriter and vocal coach, who has previously worked with Stevie Wonder and Tina Turner. Her strained relationship with A1 and his mother are chronicled throughout the third season.
• Pam Bentley Robinson (Season 3-present) is A1's mother. She is from Kansas City, Missouri. Her strained relationship with Lyrica and her mother are chronicled throughout the third season.
• Kyesha Shalina (Season 3-present) is Willie's mistress. She is a rapper from Willie and Shanda's hometown in Chicago. She claims to have been in a secret relationship with Willie for 12 years. In 2016, under the name KyRaQ, she released "MySpace", a diss track aimed at Shanda.

Former

• Yung Berg (Season 1) is a Grammy Award-nominated rapper and record producer. He is introduced as Hazel-E's love interest. However, he refuses to acknowledge their relationship as anything more than casual sex. He later pursues a relationship with Masika, igniting a feud between the two girls. In the first season reunion, he claims to have received oral sex from Teairra. He was fired from the show in 2014 after he was arrested for allegedly assaulting Masika after the reunion taping
• Morgan Hardman (Season 1) is introduced as Ray J's executive assistant of many years. She has a son, LaCorey. The first season chronicles their dramatic falling out, including a violent confrontation at the first season reunion.
• Amanda Secor (Season 1) is introduced as Lil' Fizz's girlfriend. They break up later in the first season due to her infidelity.
• Yesi Ortiz (Season 1) (guest star in season 3) is Morgan's friend and confidante. She is a DJ and radio personality at Power 106.
• Sincere Show (Season 1) is a night club promoter. He gets into a physical altercation with Teairra after he criticises her weight and singing ability.
• Leslie Burrell (Season 1) is Omarion's mother. The first season chronicles her strained relationship with her daughter in law, Apryl.
• Rich Dollaz (Season 2) is introduced as Moniece's boyfriend. He is an entertainment manager, record producer and long-time supporting cast member on Love & Hip Hop: New York. The second season documents his relationship with Moniece, which includes a brief engagement before they break up in the finale.
• Miles "Siir" Brock (Season 2) is a rapper, actor and model. He is introduced as Milan's boyfriend. The two are the first openly gay couple to be featured in the Love & Hip Hop franchise. The second season documents his coming out story and his struggles to reveal his sexuality to his family and his ex-girlfriend Amber.
• Milan Christopher Brown (Season 2) is a rapper, model and gay activist. The show chronicles his struggles as an openly gay man keeping his relationship with Miles a secret. The two had a very public and violent breakup in 2015.
• Amber "Fabb Abb" Laura Hunter (Season 2) is Miles' ex-girlfriend. She is an aspiring rapper with a daughter. The series chronicles her lingering feelings for Miles and her shock at his coming out as gay.
• Nastassia "Nas" Smith (Season 2) is introduced as Nia's ex-best friend. She is an urban model, video vixen and fashion designer. She has a violent falling out with Nia after pursuing her boyfriend Soulja Boy.
• Kamiah Adams (Season 2) is introduced as Lil Fizz's girlfriend. She is a model and actress of Puerto Rican ethnicity. Her and Fizz split up early into the second season after she clashes with Nikki and mocks his bedroom skills.
• Marla Thomas (Season 2) is Moniece's mother. She is a radio personality and wife of Dave Thomas, a singer from the gospel group Take 6. The second season chronicles her strained relationship with Moniece and her apprehensions about her relationship with Rich.

Episodes

Season 1 (2014)

Season 2 (2015)

Season 3 (2016)