Lil Scrappy Confronts Momma Dee For Raising Him In A Whore House!
Lil Scrappy confronted his mother, Momma Dee, for raising him in a trap house and brothel where she sold her body!
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta star, Lil Scrappy, broke down during a recent episode after confronting his mother for the tough childhood he had growing up. Scrap was raised by Momma Dee while she was an escort, and later on when she became the head pimp for a famous brothel in Atlanta. In an emotional moment in front of his fellow cast members, the rapper shared how painful it was seeing his mother in that environment. He told his mother, “Because you have nobody, you should support this because I want somebody,” referring to his wife, Bambi.
When Scrappy asked Momma Dee if she understands why he loves Bambi so much, she said, “Because of what you saw me go through.” The rapper replied, “No! Because of your lifestyle! I grew up in a whore house, I grew up in a trap house. So all I knew was that. And I love you because you held it down, but imagine … You didn’t have to sleep with your mother because you couldn’t go into your room. You never had to walk in on mother***** the way I was raised; I had to deal with that sh*t.” The Love & Hip Hop star went on to say that he had to deal with all that baggage growing up.
“I’m still dealing with it because ain’t nobody coming to get me some help. Nobody got me help, I learnt about that when I got older. This is real … in my head what I go through.” He went on to say that he couldn’t talk to anyone because they were “hard,” but he still appreciates his mother for providing for him throughout his childhood. “I’m not taking anything from you because you put money in my sh*t, and in my rap career, and nobody did that but you, so I love my momma and I love my wife.” Momma Dee responded in a confessional and said that she did the best she could as a mother.
“I was the best mother I could be, I’m not a perfect person nor am I a perfect mother, no one is. But I want to turn a new cheek myself and get this family.” Fans responded to the emotional moment on Twitter with mixed reactions. One said, “So proud of Scrappy for talking openly about what many black men and women have been raised through; the source of the demons we struggle with as adults but we never open acknowledge and therefore never heal from. Thank you.” Another viewer tweeted, “Idk , obviously I’m on the outside looking in but I don’t feel like Momma Dee is showing any remorse , or understanding , seems like “I hear you , my bad “ but again , I’m over here.”
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