'Love And Hip Hop: ATL' Waka Flocka, Tammy Rivera Violent Beef With Joseline Hernandez, Stevie J Gets Couple A Spin-Off Show

"Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" reality stars, Tammy Rivera and rapper Waka Flocka Flame are allegedly getting their own VH1 spinoff show. The "No Hands" rapper posted on Instagram an animated photo of the pair with a caption that read, "Meet The Flockas."

The pair may be getting their own show after the violent fight that occurred between Tammy and Joseline Hernandez on the LHHATL reunion show. Recently, Tammy revealed that her husband wants to still fight Stevie J over the major reunion brawl between the two women

Tammy told VH1 that she didn't expect the attack and was blindsided by the Joseline's lunge, "I was sitting next to Bambi and security went to take her to the other side, because I guess they were trying to separate Joseline from Althea. So it had nothing at all to do with me." She added, "Once she swung and as soon as I got up on my feet, I start tagging her a** back. Like one thing you're not gonna do is come for me. And the reason I got so enraged was because, everyone saw from the season, me and Joseline's beef was never that serious. It was not that serious for her to want to try to hit me for a conversation that happened months ago. You called me a broke b*tch; I called you a bum b*tch - we we argue. That was that."

Despite Joseline starting the fight with her, Tammy says her husband wants to take out his rage on her husband Stevie J.

"When I eventually talked to Waka, honestly speaking, I couldn't even tell you what he said. This man-he was ready to go. And I felt bad because I have no problem with Stevie, but Stevie was going to end up getting his ass in some trouble behind his b*tch, because he can't control her. And my husband not trying to hear, 'Oh, it wasn't me, it was my girl.' He's gonna go full war with any and everybody when it comes to his mother and his wife." She added, "I can say, as far as my end, I've let it go. But my husband? I can't tell you if he runs into that man what's gonna happen. I can't tell you if one of his goons runs into him what's going to happen. I can't tell you what's going to happen out there. That's something I don't get involved with. You understand what I'm saying? When Waka feels as though he has to protect his family, you can't tell a man, just like you can't tell your husband or your brother, 'Nevermind I'm good.' They not trying to hear that."