Lil Scrappy and Bambi Dish On Love & Hip Hop

Lil Scrappy and Bambi from “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” appeared on “Sister Circle” recently to dish on their relationship and the show.

Scrappy says he has a new single called “Out The Faucet,” as well as a new label called The Committee NT.

Scrappy says that although “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” is the #1 rated reality TV show in America, he attributes his success to his music, not TV.

Lil Scrappy & Bambi talk about their relationship

“When I look at that [the reality TV show], I don’t even combine the two. It’s like a love life and other life,” he says.

Bambi’s own hair extension line that is going well.

“Right now, my business has been existence for over six years now, but initially it was because people would ask me ‘Where do you get your hair from’ and I was referring people to a lot of places,” she says.

And so I did a lot of research and said, ‘Let me just get a product that people are going to love,” she says.

Watch their interview on Sister Circle

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