The drama continues among the cast of Baddies East. A new episode premieres tonight, and based on various previews, things pop off. In one clip, the tension appears to surround Woah Vicky, who’s seen being chased and then hit multiple times. It’s not the first time Vicky’s gotten into it with the cast, as she’s had beef before with Chrisean Rock and her sister, Tesehki.
In a previous episode, Chrisean Rock confronted her for liking shady Tweets about her relationship with Blueface, who she just welcomed her first child with. While Vicky denied intentionally upsetting her, Chrisean wasn’t having it. She encouraged Tesehki to hit her, as she couldn’t herself since she was pregnant. Tesehki refused, however, claiming that it wasn’t the right thing to do. Unfortunately, it looks like other cast members feel as though Vicky is fair game, as the devout Christian is said to get her “a** whooped for Christ” in tonight’s episode.
The drama doesn’t stop there, however. Tesehki is also seen getting into a fight with Chrisean’s friends. Mariahlynn then jumps in, and Chrisean tells her to stay out of it and mind her own business. According to her, her friends were simply defending her as she claims that Tesehki threatened to hit her while she was pregnant. In a different preview, the ladies are seen traveling to Philly, where another fight ensues after Natalie Nunn encourages the group to squash any lingering beef. Viewers also get to see performances from Chrisean and Tesehki.
Clearly, it doesn’t look like tension among the cast will be dying down any time soon. Will you be tuning in for the new episode of Baddies East? How do you feel about the cast’s antics this week? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more news.
Every woman who appears on Zeus’ Baddies shows is given her fair 15 minutes of fame – usually for coming to physical blows with another girl. As with most reality shows, some cast members appear in a less flattering light than others. On the latest season of Baddies East, which just began in September, it seems to be Chrisean Rock’s big sister, Tesehki, who’s the bad guy.
Due to her appearances on the “Lit” rapper’s Cr*zy In Love series, viewers are familiar with Tesehki’s typically aggressive nature. Early on in the show, rock let producer Natalie Nunn know that she had her reservations about sharing the spotlight with family, particularly because she was pregnant at the time, and didn’t want to risk a physical altercation harming her baby. Ultimately, though, the sisters saw past their differences and Rock co-signed Tesehki joining her. Unsurprisingly, the siblings appear to be at the centre of most of the drama we’ve seen so far.
In a preview released earlier this week, Nunn and Tesehki get into a yelling match before the former kicks the latter off of her show. Prior to Sunday’s (October 1) new episode, another teaser revealed that Rock’s sibling calls the 38-year-old a “meatball a** b**ch” in front of the camera, among other things. “She’s a clown, she’s like, goofy as f**k,” the new Baddie spouted off to her co-stars while riding on the bus.
As Tesehki enjoys her moment in the spotlight thanks to her stint on Baddies East, her little sister has given us an exciting update on Chrisean Jr. in real time. Earlier this weekend, the Baltimore native shared that the weeks-old infant will have hernia surgery in the coming days after her baby daddy, Blueface, traumatically exposed their son’s health issue to the world. Read everything Rock had to say at the link below and check back later for more updates on Natalie Nunn and her Baddies.
Sundays used to be for watching Blueface and Chrisean Rock play out their toxic relationship on Zeus’ Cr*zy In Love. Now that the second season has wrapped, however, the streamer is bringing back Natalie Nunn’s Baddies East. A star-studded cast of women like Sukihana, Rollie Pollie, Woah Vicky, and many more appear this fall. The first episode aired earlier in September. Since then, we’ve seen plenty of fights – both physical and verbal – play out on the small screen.
Tomorrow (October 1), the Baddies cast members react to their new house on the series. Elsewhere, things get heated between Rock and Vicky. As you may recall, the latter pressed assault charges against the former after their altercation. However, producers maintain that things never became physical between the pregnant woman and her co-star. It’s never shocking to find Chrisean at the centre of a messy situation, but in the preview below, her sister Tesehki proves that the dramatic gene runs in their family with a blowout of her own.
“I only stepped into your sister’s beef because I was trying to protect her,” Nunn declared during a heated conversation with Rock and her sister. At this point, something is thrown at the head Baddie and she insists that it’s time for Tesehki to “get off [her] show.” As security attempts to remove the outraged woman, she screams, “This is my show! That’s why you’re scared. Get the f**k off me.”
Chrisean Rock isn’t perfect, but she may have been right when she expressed concerns about Tesehki joining the Baddies East cast earlier this season. Some have been speculating that the new mother simply doesn’t want to share the spotlight with her family for selfish reasons, but as she told Natalie Nunn, it’s also because she wanted to protect herself from physical violence during her pregnancy. She’s well aware of how easily Tesehki can be set off, as we’ll see on this weekend’s episode of BaddiesEast on Zeus. Will you be tuning in? Let us know in the comments.
With another day comes another brawl breaking out on Baddies East, the Zeus Network reality show that won’t stop catching hands. Moreover, the latest episode in the series saw Natalie Nunn and Camila face off under pretty odd circumstances. At least, from what the trailer for it indicates, it seems like many of the crew members met up for a simple chill session. They all got up excitedly in a room, most likely looking forward to greeting each other and vent, gossip, or whatever else they want to get up to. However, things quickly took a turn, one that Camila was clearly not anticipating at all.
Furthermore, Natalie Nunn walked into the scene with a smile on her face, hugging the other Baddies in the venue. When she approached Camila, though, she immediately threw her drink at her and started swinging. Of course, her reality TV colleague responded in kind, and the contrast between the “Hey girl”s and the “What did you say?”s is astounding. Almost immediately, crew came in to break it up, and if you want to know the context behind it, then the Zeus Network is teasing you to take a look for yourself.
With such a wildly different and clashing cast of characters, situations like these come up often- and they get clicks. It’s actually curious to learn about Baddies East‘s casting dynamics, as well as that of other similar programs. Especially when it comes to some of its big stars, you realize how calculated it can be. For example, Natalie Nunn recently revealed that Chrisean Rockrefused to have her sister Tesehki join her on the show.
Still, it seems like the series still invited her on, because how could they not capitalize on some contentious content? This sparked debate among cast members, and their dynamic clearly threw a rift into the whole thing that they were all happy to eat up. No matter what they get up to, no confrontation is safe from the cameras. On that note, come back to HNHH for more on Natalie Nunn, Camila, and Baddies East.
Sukihana has been facing some criticism for her work on Baddies East as of late, with some claiming that the franchise is “beneath” her. The “Grinch” performer doesn’t agree, however, recently sharing her response to haters. In a new clip from the Baddies East premiere, Suki says that she’s happy to be working alongside the cast, and to live the glamorous lifestyle that the show allows her to.
“A lot of people are saying that ‘Baddies’ is beneath me, but I don’t agree,” she begins. “At the end of the day, these are hardworking women, you know, everybody got their time to shine. This is a Black network, and they paying me real f*ckin’ good. And I feel like, sh*t, you get what you pay for. I love them, they treat me good, I’m on a private jet every motherf*ckin’ day.“
Sukihana continued, explaining how she’s glad the show allow her to show fans what “sisterhood” is all about. “I love these girls,” she described. “So I’m happy to be able to share a platform with them. I don’t care what y’all talkin’ bout, acting like maybe I’m too big for the show, I don’t think that. I think that this is a platform that I can show more about Sukihana.” It’s clear that Suki is proud of her work on the show, and won’t be paying critics any mind.
Unfortunately, Sukihana is certainly no stranger to hate, and frequently receives backlash for her behavior, music, and more. Earlier this month, frequent Sukihana-criticizer Tasha K went in on the rapper for a clip of her antics. The internet personality claimed that the rapper’s actions are regressive for Black women. “We done came far and you trying to take us back,” she described. What do you think of Sukihana’s response to Baddies East critics? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on Sukihana.
Some women can’t fathom the idea of returning to work even nine months after their baby is born. For Chrisean Rock, it was days before she was back into the swing of things after welcoming her firstborn. Besides the musical projects she’s got in the works with Blueface at this time, the 23-year-old is also currently one of the cast members keeping us entertained on Baddies East.
The Zeus reality series premiered its newest season on Sunday (September 17), and as expected, plenty of drama played out. Physical fights are nothing new for viewers. However, this weekend we also saw Natalie Nunn call out Rock for attempting to prevent her sister, Tesehki, from appearing on Baddies. “You were like, ‘Don’t give my sister a ticket. We not f**king with her.’ I was like, ‘Cool. I’m with it,’” the 38-year-old recalled during a sitdown with the new mother and other stars.
“No,” Rock quickly shut Nunn down as she tried to get Rollie Pollie to validate her. In an interview snippet, the latter explains that she prefers not to get involved in other people’s family drama. Afterward, we learn that Tesehki wound up getting a ticket from her sister and the Baddies crew anyway. It seems that the main reason the Baltimore native was reluctant to have her sibling around is because of her aggressive nature, which left Rock thinking about the safety of her then-unborn baby.
If you’re still on the fence about watching the ongoing season of Baddies East, the recently released super trailer proves that every episode will be loaded with all the drama that reality TV lovers crave. Sukihana and Rollie are seen throwing down in an intense brawl, as well as Woah Vicky and one of Chrisean Rock’s friends. Watch it all unfold at the link below, and check back later for more music/pop culture news updates.
Thanks to social media, it’s become increasingly difficult to produce top-quality reality TV with a genuine surprise factor. Past fans of Keeping Up With the Kardashians have moved on due to the predictable nature of their content. Instead, they’re turning to Netflix Originals or Love Island to get their fix. For those who prefer a bit more unfiltered, NSFW content, they’ve found interest in Zeus’ selection of shows, such as Cr*zy In Love and Baddies.
After watching Chrisean Rock’s chaotic pregnancy plat out in the second season of the former, it’s not time for a new installment of the latter. On Sunday (September 17), a new episode of Baddies East will arrive on the streamer. Prior to that, we’ve seen plenty of fight videos that are set to air in the upcoming episodes circulating online. Among them is a particularly tense one between Sukihana and Rollie Pollie. In the video below, both women scream in each other’s faces as a crowd watches on before they come to blows in front of the camera.
Others who found themselves caught up in physical altercations during Baddies filming include Scarface and Biggie, as well as WoahVicky and Chrisean Rock’s friend. At the time, it was believed that the new mom got into a fight with the former. However, the Zeus CEO has since confirmed that Rock didn’t assault anyone on the show’s set.
The main reason viewers tune in to the Natalie Nunn-produced series is for the drama, obviously. From what they’ve teased so far, the cast members delivered a seriously explosive season that’s sure to keep us entertained over the coming weeks.
Are there any particular scenes from the Baddies East trailer that you’re looking forward to watching play out on the small screen this fall? Let us know in the comments, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Victoria Waldrip, better known by her online moniker Woah Vicky, entered the public eye not with a whimper but with a resounding, internet-breaking “Woah!” Born in Georgia in 2000, her ascent to social media stardom was as meteoric as it was unpredictable. A series of viral videos on Instagram, showcasing her provocative and often controversial persona, thrust her into the spotlight.
Her bold attitude, defiance of conventional norms, and unapologetic embrace of internet culture have amassed millions of followers. She started from viral social media posts to becoming an internet sensation. Woah Vicky’s net worth stands at an impressive $1.5 million in 2023, according to CAknowledge.
More Than A Meme: Career Highlights & Accolades
ATLANTA, GA – MARCH 08: Woah Vicky attends The Grand Opening of Kiss Ultra Lounge. Hosted by 50 Cent at Kiss Ultra Lounge on March 8, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)
Woah Vicky is no mere flash in the social media pan. Her career highlights reflect a young woman adept at navigating the ephemeral world of internet fame. Her collaborations with other social media stars, her forays into rap music with tracks like “Money Counter” and “Went Out,” and her continued presence on platforms like YouTube and Instagram, all signal a savvy understanding of her audience. Not content with being a fleeting meme, Vicky’s business ventures include fashion lines and personal branding. Controversy may have been her calling card, but her astute self-marketing and unflinching authenticity sustain her success.
A Screen & A Mirror: Personal Life & Highlights
NEW YORK, NY – FEBRUARY 07: Woah Vicky attends the Indonesian Diversity FW19 Collections. 2Madison Avenue, Alleira Batik, Dian Pelangi and Itang Yunas front row. During New York Fashion Week: The Shows at Industria Studios on February 7, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images for Indonesian Diversity)
Behind the online bravado and in-your-face persona, Woah Vicky’s personal life paints a complex picture. It shows a young woman in the unrelenting glare of the internet age. Relationships, family dynamics, legal tussles, and the constant struggle to maintain relevance in a fickle online landscape all contribute to her narrative. Whether you perceive her as an embodiment of internet excess or a shrewd manipulator of online trends, her life off the screen is a fascinating exploration of identity in the era of social media. Vicky’s story reflects not just her own journey, but a generation’s relationship with fame, fortune, and the screens that connect us all.
Cashing In On Clicks: Business Ventures & Philanthropy
LOS ANGELES, CA – OCTOBER 12: Woah Vicky is seen on October 12, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by JOCE/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
Vicky’s flair for controversy has not been limited to her viral videos; it has translated into tangible business successes. From launching her fashion line to monetizing her social media presence through endorsements, Vicky has turned clicks into cash. While philanthropy may not be the first word associated with her, she has shown flashes of altruism, particularly towards her fans. Her ability to convert online influence into financial success is a testament to the evolving dynamics of fame and wealth in the digital age. Moreover, it offers a glimpse into the new avenues internet personalities are exploring in their pursuit of success.
Conclusion
The tale of Woah Vicky is a compelling look into the intricacies of internet fame in the modern era. It’s a story filled with hashtags, hyperbole, and a heaping helping of hustle. Her rise to stardom, punctuated by controversial decisions and unabashed self-promotion, mirrors our digital culture. In Vicky’s world, every click is a step toward success, and every viral moment is a building block of a brand that continues to evolve. Her net worth reflects not just her online clout but an understanding of how to thrive in social media stardom’s chaotic, fast-paced, and often unforgiving landscape. In a virtual world filled with fleeting fame, Woah Vicky has managed to carve out a very real success story.
Over the weekend, the entrepreneur, best known for being the mother of Blac Chyna, Tokyo Toni, was spotted out clubbing with Natalie Nunn and Chrisean Rock. The group was seen partying together shortly after the auditions for Baddies East were announced earlier this month. A clip posted of the women out together sparked some mixed reactions in the comments section. Some users criticized the 51-year-old for “partyin with f***in kids,” while others share that they’re “happy she’s getting a chance.”
Zeus announced that the auditions will include appearances from Chrisean Rock and Rubi Rose, as well as the mother-daughter duo of Tonyo Toni and Blac Chyna. Created by former Bad Girls Club cast member Natalie Nunn, Baddies East does not yet have a confirmed premiere date. Nunn, Tokyo Toni, and Rubi Rose will judge the main stage auditions.
Tokyo Toni Hits The Town With Baddies East Auditions Co-Stars
Pre-screen auditions will be judged by Bad Girls Club and Baddies West stars Lo London, Scotty, Biggie, and more. Baddies East auditions will also be hosted by Janeisha John. Zeus will release the special for streaming early in June. Atlanta singer Summer Walker was seen sharing her excitement for the auditions last week in the comments of the Neighborhood Talk. Walker wrote, “Chrisean & Tokyo, I GOT to see this,” along with a crying laughing emoji.
As Blac Chyna and Tokyo Toni are known for their contentious relationship, viewers look forward to seeing the duo on the show together. Earlier this month, the mother shared her dedication to improving her relationship with Chyna when she revealed a new tattoo of her daughter’s name on Instagram. The duo is seen embracing each other in a post made by Blac Chyna on Instagram. Additionally, Chrisean Rock can be heard behind the camera supporting the mother and daughter. Tokyo Toni then reveals her tattoo in the video, which says “Angela” in simple black cursive. She also shared that the tattoo took her “5 hours.” Blac Chyna captioned the video, “Thank you God, for the 35 years of life.” She added, “I love you mom for birthing me. Happy Birthday to me.” Viewers are eager to see the mother and daughter’s new and improved relationship on-screen in June.
