Deb Antney Has Some Words for D. Smith

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“Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” newbie D. Smith has managed to burn quite a few bridges just one season in, and now Deb Antney has some words for her in a recent interview.

Deb Antney is at odds with D. Smith as a result of how things went down at her anti internet bullying panel.

In an interview with VH1, Deb even calls D. Smith an a*shole.

Here’s an excerpt from the interview:

Were you hesitant to have your meeting with D. Smith asking her to be on your panel on camera, knowing about her past with Tammy?

No, I’m not hesitant to take that stuff on camera. One thing about me is that I don’t know how things are gonna play out because it’s reality. Stuff is not set up for me like that, like whatever I walk into I walk into. What you see is what you get. Point blank. Period. Sometimes I hold back things because it’s television and I have people out there that I respect. And I respect myself as a woman and a mother and a grandmother. There’s just some things I don’t want the camera to catch.

As far as D. Smith goes, like I really got to see D. Smith is an a–hole. Period. That’s nothing to do with anybody else. D. Smith got [her] own issues [and] it has nothing to do with anybody else’s issues. I just happen to be in D. Smith’s world for that few minutes. I chose to hop my a— up out of there too. D. Smith’s stuff is bigger than me and I’m not gonna have nobody for two seconds or three seconds on a TV screen prejudge my children and how we’re raised and our beliefs and what we think about and any of the rest of the things. I don’t care how people live their life. I love everybody. I don’t care who you are, what you are, what you choose to be in your life but just don’t be mad at me if I’m not with some things. Don’t be upset with me. Unfortunately D. Smith just kinda barked up the wrong tree because we don’t have phobias. I don’t really care how people choose to live their life, but when you try to make me, and force it to fit with me, then it becomes a problem. Now it’s a problem. I’m gonna respect you like you respect me. It’s simple as that.

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles; urbanbellemag.com