Jhonni Blaze Confirms Moniece Slaughter, Rich Dollaz 'LHHH' Engagement

Former Love and Hip Hop: New York star, Jhonni Blaze confirms that Rich Dollaz and Moniece Slaughter are getting hitched after all. The newest VH1 couple will be walking down the aisle in the near future and Rich's ex decided to fire back at his future wife on Instagram in their ongoing drama.

Over the weekend, the "Ride or Die" singer explained that she's finally had enough and wants to move on from her drama with Rich Dollaz and Moniece, "Please understand no one I don't even think Jesus is mad that your engaged to little old Richie D, Baby. I actually think it's cute and b*tch I called you cute because I was trying to be nice but since it's always me and my fault let's make it clear I'm happy in my life."

She added that she was trying to be nice in comments she made to the future newlyweds and said that she only fired back after the 'LHHH' star made mean comments about her deceased boyfriend.

"You're so called engaged right so... Why didn't you post an angry engagement post instead of being overjoyed you up here saying you b*tches respect the new Mrs. Trowers and etc man gtfoh." She continued, "If I'm engaged that means don't nothing matter buy me and my fiancé. So over people saying I'm bitter, chill. Her talking about my dead dude and poppin' little comments I ain't with it. So, replied. And tell your fiancé to sign off on them release papers from management baby boy momo. Ain't no grammar check bih."

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In a recent interview with VH1, the young reality star gushed about being the only one to "tame" the playboy, "I think it speaks volumes about my character and who I am that would want to make a man want to change. Not just for me but want to be a better him for himself and his family. Rich and I work out so well together because I don't need him. Of course I want him to spoil me and I want him to take care of me and I want him to be a provider and a comforter but I don't need Richard to help me succeed as an artist. I don't need Rich to validate my self-esteem."

She added, "I think for the first time in his adult life, he's come across a woman who is comfortable with herself and wants to provide for herself and want to just be happy, and I think that's a first for him."