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There is a negative connotation about Black women on TV that says it makes all Black women look bad, which I don’t agree with because if you look at a Honey Boo Boo, no one is going to say she makes all white people look bad, so what do you think about the stigma of Black women on reality TV?

I think it’s an ignorant stereotype. I think it has a lot to do with jealousy and misunderstanding. With the shows that I have been on, I’m very relatable to the everyday woman…

What keeps you on reality TV?

I’m paid to be who I am, I can promote my products. It keeps my brands going. My brand was created because I found out I had fibroids. I have benign tumors on my uterus, that’s what fibroids are. It’s highly common in African"https://thetylt.com/td/tv-shows", but I knew that by sharing my story I could help others…

What is the bigge"https://thetylt.com/td/reality-tv"s changed in the realm of reality TV since you have been on it?

The celebrity o"https://thetylt.com/td/videos"Flavor of Love" was bigger than being on "Love & Hip Hop." There are so many real"https://thetylt.com/td/profiles"it’s as if we are all competing….

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