Love & Hip Hop News Reveals and Review: Nikkos tape is Reviewed while Cast Members give their Take on Last Part of Reunion Show

By Mike Emaneke Sep 12, 2014 10:09 AM EDT

Love & Hip Hop News Reveals and Review: Nikkos tape is Reviewed while Cast Members give their Take on Last Part of Reunion Show

Last night was the last part of the third season of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta reunion. We all know that the cast of Love & Hip Hop is prone to do too much, either getting into fights or just misbehaving. The extent of the shallowness was thoroughly displayed on the episode when Nikko did not hide the fact that he was evidently satisfied with the leak of the sex tape. Obviously he was proud of himself even if he denied the fact that he leaked it on purpose. At the same time, Mimi is not that innocent. Taking into consideration that she agreed to film more footage and spoke so highly that it got so many hits tells you that she may have in fact endorsed the leak in the first place.

The other aspect on the show was the interesting show of emotions by some of the cast members, namely; Karlie Redd. It could be that or some have started taking acting classes. Nikko seemed to be so obnoxious on the show, as usual, then Karlie started crying. It was then that Simmore asked her where the sudden burst of emotion came from. Karlie said that she was sad because of the way the women on the show kept on enduring dysfunctional relationships with the men that featured on the show. She does have a point that the men on the show do have a habit of taking advantage of the women but the women themselves have issues of their own. Let's not get started on the Joseline.

The other interesting element about Love & Hip Hop Atlanta is Deb. When she first came to the show, a lot of people did not know what to think of her but after the last three episodes, it may very well be that she is the realest person on the show. She gave a nice example of Nikko's sex tape saying that he should just own it, like the Kardashians do.

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