Love & Hip Hop New York is bringing back the “Creep Squad,” but this time there’s some fisticuffs. The season finale of Love & Hip Hop New York aired on Monday (March 9) evening, and things took a turn when Rich Dollaz, Peter Gunz, and Cisco got together for a friendly chat. Wanting to put everything out on the table, Rich asked Cisco, “When are you gonna tell this n*gga that Amina stayed at your house last Super Bowl?” He was referring to Amina Buddafly, Peter’s baby mama and former Love & Hip Hop co-star.

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Peter initially kept his cool during the revelation and tried to draw a parallel with Cisco. “So, let me ask you this,” Peter said. “I can call your baby moms and tell her to come stay with me for the weekend? ‘Cause you know I can do that.” In a green screen clip, Peter added that he wasn’t convinced that nothing happened when his ex stayed the night with his former friend.

Cisco didn’t take too kindly to Peter even mentioning the mother of his children, but Peter didn’t care. Before you knew it, punches were thrown, fists were flying, people were running in the streets, and Rich was complaining about folks messing up his car. Watch the argumentative clip below as Peter Gunz and Cisco get heated over baby mama boundaries.

In the early days of Love & Hip Hop New York, back when the VH1 series was still fairly new on the scene, Rich Dollaz's storylines centered around his artists. Whether he was developing them or dating them, Rich was known as the music industry professional who was about his business, and he took on his good friend Oli as a client.

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Oli was hoping to revive her career after her time with J Records had come to a close and she was no longer affiliated with G-Unit. Rich worked with Oli on songs and even gave one to her that was initially intended for his then-girlfriend Erica Mena. The fallout from that decision was watched by millions, and now years after Liv and Rich collaborated, Oli is back with some serious accusations.

In a clip, the singer told Rich that he cheated her out of money she should have earned off of their single. Rich vehemently denies that he stole anything from her. "If you do not write on a record, you get what's called performance royalties," Rich said in the clip. "What were you entitled to other than the hundreds of thousands of dollars you made on the road singing it?" 

"You and I took hits together, Rich. That's what we always did," she said. "So, when I found out from the lawyers what was going on that really hurt me to my core. Because you were really my brother. I'm trying to understand how do you think that you get all of the money. That makes absolutely no sense."

Rich told her that he was in debt. "Everything that was going on at that time of our lives was footed by me," he said. "I was your production company. I was your management. I was your security. I was your f*ckin' taxi service. Radio! Record had over 800 spins. Independently, by me. By myself. You think that sh*t is free?"

Oli wanted to know why he just didn't tell her that he was taking money to cover expenses. "Financially, this sh*t put such a f*cking strain on me for the four years," Rich said. "Why am I gonna tell you that? You my sister." Oli added if that was the case, they should have been able to speak about any and everything. 

Rich told her that she made a good amount of money from the record, more money than anyone else. Oli, in turn, insisted that she "got got" by Rich and they both ended things by saying they were hurt by the situation. Check out the clip below.

She’s made her way through a few reality shows throughout the years and some say she left a path of destruction along the way. Whether she was fighting her Love & Hip Hop New York castmates or arguing with Ms. Deb on Growing Up Hip Hop, Jhonni Blaze is a talent who is known for her temper more than her music.

The singer has also been caught up in a few headlines, as well, associated with some of our favorite rappers. Jhonni recently chatted with Supa Cindy from 99 Jamz radio station to talk about her controversial history and the spiritual growth she’s experienced over the years. While there, Supa Cindy couldn’t help but ask Jhonni about the famous men she’s been linked to including Empire‘s Bryshere Gray (who is just her friend), Fetty Wap (who she worked on a few records with), Rich Dollaz (who she was “talk-dating” at one point), and then Drake, who blocked her after she spread rumors about him.

“Never dated Drake,” Jhonni flat out admitted. She said when she was in her early twenties, she was “all about being into the brag and if something doesn’t go my way, I wanna go off on somebody and post their number.” When she learned that Drake was “talking to” her friends, she decided to air him out on social media. Years ago, she even sat down with VladTV and said that she and the rapper had a “five-some” without protection, a declaration she would later apologize about.

“It was just really bad, I’ve apologized,” Jhonni said. “He unblocked me, that’s a good thing... Everything’s cool. I feel like one day we’ll bump into each other and it’ll be I [apologize], he’s heard me say [it] millions of times. We all grow up and build and become better people so that was just something that I wish I was this age now. It would have went totally different.” She added that Drake is a “phenomenal artist” who is “so dope.”

Check out more from Jhonni Blaze below including her opening up about being a sex trafficking victim and working on bettering herself after the traumas in her life.

Now that Love & Hip Hop: New York is back on, we can follow some of our favorite drama-filled narratives to our heart's desire. Although Safaree Samuels and Erica Mena have been sharing much of their private life on social media for fans to follow, the real tea is only available on your small screen through the reality series that boosted them back into the public eye. Ever since they made their debut as a couple, people assumed that they were just stunting for the purpose of the show's ratings but, after revealing that they're getting married and have a baby on the way, it's apparent that their love is the real thing. We all know that fights between loved ones can actually bring us closer so we're hoping that the argument that Erica and Safaree was handled effectively when they returned to the crib after this incident.

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Enjoying their joint bachelor and bachelorette parties, Erica Mena and Safaree Samuels were the stars of the show on the most recent episode of Love & Hip Hop: New York. While you would like this sort of event to be one to remember, it ended up being exactly that for all the wrong reasons. As reported by Bossip, Rich Dollaz, Mena's ex-boyfriend, was present for the festivities and it would appear as though he was invited by Safaree. Of course, Erica lost her mind and now, social media is going after both sides of the couple.

Do you think these two will last or are they doomed for failure?