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Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood season 3

A season marked by cast changes and a controversial departure.

The third season of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood ran on VH1 from mid-August to mid-November 2016. Set in Los Angeles, the 14-episode season follows people in the local hip hop scene. A two-part reunion, hosted by Nina Parker, is included. Mona Scott-Young and Stephanie Gayle are among the executive producers.

Quick Facts

Season number
3
Starring
  • Moniece Slaughter
  • Teairra Marí
  • Nikki Mudarris
  • Masika Kalysha
  • Princess Love
  • Lil' Fizz
  • Soulja Boy
  • Ray J
Episodes
14
Network
VH1
First aired
15 August 2016
Last aired
14 November 2016

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Production

VH1 confirmed on August 3, 2016 that the third season of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood would premiere twelve days later. A brand new opening credits sequence was introduced. Nikki Mudarris and Princess Love, previously supporting players, were elevated to the main cast. Masika Kalysha also returned to the main cast after sitting out the prior season.

Fresh supporting cast members included producer Floyd "A1" Bentley, his wife Lyrica Anderson, Lyrica's mother Lyrica Garrett, A1's mother Pam Bentley, Safaree Samuels (formerly linked to Nicki Minaj), and fitness model Rosa Acosta. Minor supporting roles went to Ray J's mother Sonja Norwood and Kyesha Shalina, who was alleged to be Willie's mistress. Former main cast member Hazel E came back later in the season as a supporting player. On October 4, 2016, Soulja Boy claimed he left the show voluntarily, to which series creator Mona Scott-Young replied by sharing a meme.

Cast

Moniece Slaughter appeared in 10 episodes, Teairra Marí in 11, Nikki Mudarris in 14, Masika Kalysha in 9, Princess Love in 13, Lil' Fizz in 7, Soulja Boy in 4, and Ray J in 13. Sonja Norwood appeared in 5 episodes, Brandi Boyd in 13, Nia Riley in 11, Shanda Denyce in 11, Willie Taylor in 9, Kyesha Shalina in 4, Max Lux in 11, Jason Lee in 9, Lyrica Anderson in 11, A1 Bentley in 11, Lyrica Garrett in 9, Pam Bentley in 9, Safaree Samuels in 9, Rosa Acosta in 7, and Hazel-E in 3. Minor appearances included Brandy Norwood, Willie Norwood, Yesi Ortiz, Fetty Wap, Diann Valentine, Bryan-Michael Cox, Andrew Van Devon, Michelle Mudarris, The Game, Anthony Hamilton, Jackie Long, and Cash "Wack 100" Jones.

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