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ove and Hip-Hop Atlanta keeps the ratchet train rolling this week and Karlie Redd and Tommie are the conductors. Karlie can’t seem to get things right when it comes to her love life and makes serious moves on Scrapp Deleon knowing how crazy Tommie is. Things seem perfect between her and Scrapp only to learn that her new-found friendship with Scrapp will be put on hold because Scrapp will be going to prison for five years. With that said the two head to a hotel to relieve some “stress”.
Speaking of Tommie, it looks like she is on a mission to make sure she will be good even though Scrapp will be locked up. Tommie takes a trip to talk to Uncle Stevie to let him know she wants to work with him musically and form what it seems in other ways.
She turns around to show Uncle Stevie what he will potentially be working with, I guess she didn’t know about the huge hole in her body suit.
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Super fail, in more Tommie news she finds the receipt for his little rendezvous with Karlie Redd and decides to confront him about it.
Listen that confrontation between the two was epic, words can’t even describe the scene and how Tommie’s emotions changed so quickly. You have to see it for yourself.
Followed by:
Tommie is nuts! Oh it didn’t end there with Tommie, she decided to confront Karlie at the radio station. Let’s just say Karlie wants no parts of Tommie whatsoever.
Last but not least, Joseline has reached her breaking point with Stebie. She runs to Mimi of all people to reveal to her that Stevie has two other children and he has been keeping it a secret.
Secretly we know Mimi is like this on the inside:
Mimi continued to play her role as comforter for Joseline though.
Things will only get interesting as this story line continues to play out. Now for the best part of the night, we went and gathered the best memes that fittingly described the nonsense that took place on the show. Hit the gallery below to see all of them:
On The Gram: Hilarious Memes From Season 5, Episode 9 of Love and Hip Hop Atlanta was originally published on stuffflypeoplelike.com
