Karrine Steffans Slams Christina Milian, Lil Wayne Breakup: "Don't be on TV Crying Over a Man"

Looks like Christina Milian needs to get rid of her tissues and suck up her breakup with Lil Wayne like a strong woman if you ask Karrine Steffans. MStars News has learned that Steffans slammed Milian for crying on her show, Christina Milian: Turned Up over her recent breakup with the rapper.

After Milian cried her heart out about Wayne, Steffans took to social media to slam Milian's relationship. She wrote: "Don't be on TV crying over a man who belongs to the world. You're better than that. You're better than him. Love, Kween Mutha."

 #KarrineSteffans message to #ChristinaMilian! #LilWayne

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Milian's makeup was messed up when she teared up talking about her breakup with Wayne.

The singer allegedly broke up with the rapper after she found photos of a woman in Wayne's Miami home when they were in a relationship. "I've never loved anyone the way that I love Wayne, not even my ex-husband," Christina said for the cameras. "I've never loved anyone the way that I love him. I've never had anyone understand me the way that he has."

Following that episode, Milian said that: "Reliving it and watching it, it feels like it was just yesterday." She explained, "Relationships go through many stages. I'm proud of us for having faith and being good people. I think that's the biggest part, my family, we try to remain being good people and are ready for the punches."

The Milian's faced a lot of tears this season on the show. MStars News previously learned that the singer's nephew died shortly after birth. Milian said that losing him made her reflect on her own relationship with her family, and her daughter.

"You reflect on life, and what's important to you, and I just focused and zoned in on my daughter, on my family and when it comes to him we still love each other." She continued, "It's just appreciating each other and just chilling out, no drama attached."