Showing posts with label Flavor of Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flavor of Love. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2008

FOL's Deelishis Dishes On Her New Cat, And How Flav Didn't Have Her Back... Side!

Flava Of Love's past "winner" Deelishis (government name London Charles via Chandra Davis) has quite a story to tell in the March edition of Sister 2 Sister. But apparently that wasn't enough for the sistah known for the big... mole! Now, she's posted a novel on her Myspace bulletin telling folks what really went down between her and (the newly engaged?) Flavor Flav. You know you want to see what she has to say!

Well I do believe it is time to answer THE question. I did not want to expose our situation completely, as I assumed the truth would come to light in its own time. I thought it’d be the best thing for him. But seeing how he so blatently disregarded the truth in order to legitimize his way into your homes for a third season, I must be real with you and speak up for the truth and myself!

No I did not leave Flav to sell blue jeans, I didn’t leave Flav at all. Honestly William Drayden and I were never really a couple, for the day I won, inevitably was the day I loss. Fearing that the show was all a stage to entertain, I often ask Flav, “Is this real or are you just having fun” He was always calm and with a sincere and straight face replied, “Yes this is real, and I do wanna have you in my life”. Now many of you may say I was being naive to believe in a reality love affair, but at the time it felt right. This was Flavor Flav from Public Enemy, he is an older man and knows better than to play games. I thought life is short, take a chance and enjoy your opportunity to love. But love is not what Flav wanted, at least not when it came time to renew his reality show contract. He had a choice, sign up for a new season or stick it out with Dee. But he didn’t think twice.

After I won the show and the reunion was taped, Flav distanced himself from me. He changed his number and was advised to cut all ties, or he would ruin the possibilities of a third season. In the meantime, I wanted more than to be known as Flavs girlfriend with the Big Butt. I have gifts that are beyond what you see on the outside. I wanted more for myself and my child. I appreciate the appreciation of my physique, and all of the opportunities to grace these wonderful sexy men magazines, but then what?!!! I had been tailoring and altering my own personal clothes since forever due to my bodytype, so when the opportunity arose to design, style and tailor jeans for women abroad, I put my best foot forward and handled my BUSINESS, ALONE! I did it without Flav not because I left him, I did it without Flav because he WAS NOT THERE!!! How can you leave someone who was never there?

I am a single mom, who has the right to take care of businss by all means necessary! And as women, we now know that we don’t have to wait on no MAN to handle our business! I did not compromise my character nor his, nor our relationship by starting my own entrepreneurship. A real man would have been right there by my side the entire time. So I started my own business, but how does that add up to leaving him? It doesnt. He lied! But its all good…his loss. A man who walks away without care or concern was never true to begin with. And yes I do have someone new in my life right now.

However loving who I’m with now, doesn’t mean I never loved Flav, it means God decided I was good enough to truly be loved by someone even after Flav and all the bullsh I had encountered. Someone who loves me unconditionally, with or without a camera or some TV show. Someone who won’t leave me for a check and a chance at ratings. And no dissrespect to Flav. Obviously he had to do what he thought was best for him, and at the same time, so did I. He says we were a bad batch of women, and that this time around he doesnt want a girl who’s gonna be famous off of him, well here’s a suggestion Flav…don’t date on national television, cause everyone on that show is going to inherit some kind of fame. So there it is, the truth. I hope I’ve answered your questions and concerns.


Oh and as for the new love in my life, yes its real, its honest and its healthy…and before any of the hating begins (yall know the haters cannot wait to try and tear this union to shreds) no he don’t beat me! no I didn’t mess with him while I was with Flav! And hell to the naw, he aint got a GAY bone in his body, so please don’t start with the dumb shit lol. and no we are NOT engaged…yet. Now that we’ve got them rumors out the way, like my homie Katt Williams say, “We gone keep it pushin round here lol”

Sunday, August 5, 2007

BLACK MEN TOP THE NEWS: BONDS TIES AARON, OBAMA HITS BACK AND CHAUNCEY BAILEY'S KILLER GETS BENCHED!

Bonds Whacks 755th Homer, Ties Black Icon Hank Aaron

Forget R. Kelly, Katrina Evacuees Trapped in Trailers

Should More Black Women Think About 'Dating Out'

Black 19-Year-Old Confesses To Killing Oakland Journalist

Stuffing Prisons With Black Men Or Have Brothers Given Up?

Nas Confirmed For Virginia Tech, Parents Not Happy

Obama Hits Back Over 'Lack Of Experience' Tag

Gun Shots Erupt Over 50 Cent's Bling

Who Should Qualify For Slavery Reparations?

Court Sides With Congressman Jefferson On FBI Raid

YouTube Shows Aussie Ku Klux Klan 'Soldiers'

Viacom Owned VH-1 Orders More 'Flavor Of Love

Friday, July 6, 2007

BOOTZ: A REALITY SHOW ALUM

Putting "American Idol" aside, it's amazing how stars are now made from people who simply have appeared on so-called reality shows. What used to make a star in film or television has in many respects been supplanted by dozens of supposedly ordinary folks who have had a camera (or several cameras) shoved in their faces while they survived on an island, raced around the world, sought a spouse or any other dozen or so produced situations.

This past Thursday evening, "Flavor of Love 2" hottie and bad girl Larissa
aka Bootz spoke to a room full of girls in the foster care system during an annual camp facilitated by the HerShe Group in Los Angeles.

When she walked in the room most of the adults didn't have a clue who she was, but the girls age 13 - 18 instantly recognized her.

Larissa spoke candidly about her experiences on both "Flavor of Love 2" and "Charm School" and how in most respects her personality was shaped by the editor's shears. "That's not who I really am," she told the captivated girls. However, now the former hair stylist admits, she does have a career in entertainment that she is shaping. "But I still want to do hair," she added.