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The show might be over, but the drama is still hotter than a bowl of grits!

Mona Scott-Young and Tressa Smallwood partnered up to direct and produce two short films about mental health for "BET Her Presents: The Couch," which airs July 10.

In our exclusive interview, Joseline Hernandez talks the viral "double homicide" moment from her new show on Zeus, "Joseline's Cabaret: Atlanta." She also explains now that she's the boss how she's doing things differently than Mona Scott Young.

We talked with Mona Scott-Young about how she came up with the idea for Love and Hip Hop, what went wrong with Tamar Braxton: Get Ya Life, the sexism in criticism of her projects, and why she still stands firm on the idea that the cast of her shows are examples of Black excellence, critics be damned. 

During an episode of “Love & Hip Hop Unlocked,” Princess Love and Ray J reflect on one of their most memorable scenes, when he pushed her into the pool after an argument. Princess says that was her karma.

Mona Scott-Young revealed that she has a scripted drama in development that she's doing with late NFL player and convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez's fianceé, Shayanna Jenkins. The show will be based on Jenkins's experiences during Hernandez's spiral.

On tonight's episode of "Get Ya Life" Tamar Braxton talks to Mona Scott Young about the deteriorating relationship between herself and her sisters.

Amanda Seales was approached to host the "Love and Hip Hop" reunions but declined because she doesn't support the "behaviors" exhibited on the popular reality series franchise.

The TV mogul opened up about the upcoming 10th season of the franchise.

Tami will finally get the chance to star in her own project, and help develop new projects, as opposed to filming and fighting with folks solely on "Basketball Wives."

Are the women of Love & Hip Hop just as complicated and complex as our beloved Olivia Pope, Mary Jane Paul and more?

Looks like that worked out for her.