If you’re unhappy with any part of your body, there’s a surgeon out there who can help you. Millions of people have traveled worldwide in an effort to create the perfect body, and we see much of that in the entertainment industry and on social media. Cosmetic surgery was once a taboo topic and now it’s nearly impossible to find someone who hasn’t had some sort of work done, but not everyone is happy with the end result. Tammy Rivera revealed that she’s had a nip and tuck here and there, but liposuction is one procedure that she now regrets.

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“I’ve gotten my breasts done and I’ve gotten lipo in my stomach, which I never should have done,” Tammy admitted. “It was the worst decision I ever made. First of all, I didn’t need it. I just decided like, you know how on the bottom you have a little something. When you have a baby that little pouch just doesn’t go away. I was like, I’m gonna suck this little pouch out. By me doing that, I felt like the fat deposited in other places.”

She said that she’s “always been bottom heavy” but now she feels as if her body is placing the fat below her waist. Tammy has been accused of getting her butt enhanced, but she stated that’s just not true. “If I could suck this sh*t out, I would. I don’t have to get a BBL, I don’t have to take—it’s crazy, even when I go to my trainers, I say, ‘I wanna lose my butt… It’s just too much butt!” Watch Tammy Rivera lament about her backside below.

Some would be excited if their girlfriend or wife suggested that they spicy things up in the bedroom with a third person. However, Waka Flocka isn’t one to be included in that group. Waka and wife Tammy Rivera have put their personal lives on display in various television appearances, most recently appearing on their WE tv reality series, Waka & Tammy: What The Flocka. To continue to help promote the show, Tammy sat down with Angela Yee for her Lip Service podcast and talked about what goes down in the bedroom with her rap star husband.

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After sharing a few bits about oral sex, Tammy Rivera revealed that Waka is not interested in having a threesome. “I’m the more open one like, the more free one,” she said of their sex life. “And people would think that it’s Waka, but it’s me.” Angela wanted to know if Tammy was down for a threesome and she answered, “If he would give me one, b*tch! He won’t give me one!”

“I think it’s so selfish, because, n*gga, you had your fun,” she said. “Your whole career you done had three or four b*tches. You done had your whole little fun and I’ve been at home being a good little wife.” Tammy also said that if Waka changed his mind, she would be the one choosing the woman to join them. “You don’t pick sh*t. You just sit the f*ck down,” she joked. “I don’t think I would be down with [him choosing] because I would be like, ‘How the f*ck y’all know each other? Why her?'” Watch Tammy Rivera on Lip Service below.

Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta may have seen its fair share of arguments, but Deb Antney says that’s nothing compared to Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. The VH1 series has seen a number of cast members come and go, including Deb, her son Waka Flocka, and his wife Tammy Rivera. The trio are not only currently featured on WE tv’s Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta, but they all appear on Waka & Tammy: What the Flocka.

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Deb Antney recently discussed the differences between the networks and why she prefers to work with producers over at WE tv. According to the music mogul, her current network allows her, along with other cast members, to be themselves while Love & Hip Hop Atlanta leaned more toward sensationalism.

“It’s very disgraceful for women,” she said of LHHATL. “It makes our men look horrible. I’m just not for it. I’m not for the drama like that.” Deb recalled watching Waka and Tammy air out their marriage struggles while on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. “It just destroyed the inside of me,” she added. “I could not function.” Meanwhile, Ms. Deb is waiting for Waka and Tammy to have a baby. She’s petitioned for the couple to welcome a child together, so we’ll just have to wait and see if her wishes come true.

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Tammy Rivera is pretty sure she contracted coronavirus during a press tour for her reality show with husband Waka Flocka, Waka & Tammy: What The Flocka, recently. The reality star opened up about how she and Waka have been dealing with life in quarantine since the coronavirus outbreak in a sneak peek for a new episode of What The Flocka. In the clip, she reveals that she began experiencing symptoms related to coronavirus shortly after finishing the press run. However, she says that she is feeling better now. Watch the teaser below:

Waka himself made some pretty controversial comments about the coronavirus pandemic last month. The rapper claimed that minorities are not able to become infected by the respiratory virus because they are “all descended from the same persons.” These beliefs garnered Waka a ton of backlash, with folks accusing him of spreading misinformation and encouraging reckless behaviour in minorities under the guise of immunity. This conspiracy theory has also blatantly been proven false by the number of people of colour that have tested positive for COVID-19. Although he did not address Waka directly, Idris Elba, a black man who was diagnosed with coronavirus last month, responded to this absurd theory. “Just know you have to be as vigilant as every other race,” he urged his fellow followers of colour during a livestream session. “This disease does not discriminate.”

Waka Flocka is under the impression that his adulterous ways actually benefitted his wife, Tammy Rivera, in various ways, making her a stronger person and, as he calls her, “a beast.” The notoriously chaotic couple have a new reality show airing right now called Waka & Tammy: What the Flocka, and during a therapy session on the latest episode, Waka and Tammy discuss his cheating in the past. Waka shares his belief that ultimately, him cheating actually served as an advantage for Tammy, since it built up her strength and made her “meaner” but “better.”

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“I actually made her meaner,” he said. “She had no idea what she was up against. It could have made her or broke her…it made her even better than what I thought. I helped her.” However, Tammy completely disagrees.

“No you didn’t,” she fired back. “That’s the thing. He thinks he helped me by doing some of the evil and mean things he did to make me meaner, that didn’t help me. What that did was add insecurities to me and made me not trust your judgment in certain sh*t and made me not trust you in certain ways. It didn’t help me. You didn’t have to do that. Life would have done that.”

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“It’s f*cked up to say, ‘hey, cheating made you better,'” Waka acknowledged, “but it actually made Tammy like a beast. Basically, the whole world was looking at her. I don’t think nothing is more embarrassing than that.” However, Tammy still wasn’t on board with his perspective, instead insisting, “cheating didn’t make me stronger—beating his ass made me stronger.” What do you think? Can cheating be beneficial, or is it always wrong and pointless?

Waka Flocka just couldn’t help but make fun of his wife, Tammy Rivera, for trying her hand at Megan Thee Stallion‘s viral #SavageChallenge. After Megan Thee Stallion launched the TikTok dance challenge, in which participants perform specific choreography that coincides with the chorus of her song, “Savage,” off her recently released EP, Suga, plenty of female celebrities got on board, including Tinashe, KeKe Palmer, and more. Now, reality star Tammy Rivera is taking a stab at the fun, carefree routine, but her famous hubby is making it difficult for her to finish the job. Waka, who currently stars in Waka & Tammy: What The Flocka with Tammy, could be heard in the background of Tammy’s Instagram live stream, where she was attempting to do the #SavageChallenge, dragging his wife for attempting the challenge.

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The clip begins with Tammy telling him “you can’t see you,” to which he exclaims, “you ain’t supposed to see me!” Tammy reminds him, “I’m doing it for you!” but as she begins to count down, Waka says she’s actually “doing it for Instagram.” After Tammy clarifies she’s “doing it for you, for Instagram, for you,” she starts the choreography, but quickly gets interrupted. “You need to sit yo married ass down,” Waka tells her. “You look stupid.” Tammy was not happy about that, proceeding to tell him that “that’s the sh*t I’m talking about. When I try to do stuff for you, you don’t want me to do it.” While she’s going off on him, Waka can be heard mockingly singing the lyrics in the background. Tammy goes on to tell him, “I can do it if I want to.”

Tammy shared the video on Instagram, writing in the caption, “Y’all see how @wakaflocka talk to me! I promise ima learn this sh*t and I’ll be back!!!” She followed up this statement in the comments, exclaiming, “All y’all got me f*cked up!” Let’s hope take two is more successful.

It looks as if Waka Flocka hasn’t changed his opinion on prenuptial agreements. In April 2019, Waka Flocka and his wife Tammy Rivera caught up Ebony magazine and discussed why he decided to cut off friends who asked him if he’d obtained a prenup before marrying his wife. “The person I truly love. The person I truly want to be with. I don’t want nobody trying to talk me out of it,” the rapper said last year. “‘Get a prenup, get this, and all this.‘ I’m like, why are you thinking about my money and not my well-being?”

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Waka and Tammy visited the hosts of Dish Nation and the rapper doubled down on his previous comments. “You know what that is? Love don’t stand on the same pedestal as money, and money could never stand on the same pedestal as love,” he said. “If you love a person, it shouldn’t be money. It shouldn’t be sick, it shouldn’t be fat, it shouldn’t be no color, no shape, nothing. Now, for me, if I marry you and I’m this rich guy, you rich, too.”

“But, I’m supposed to be the man that makes your spirit rich,” Waka Flocka continued. “That’s what’s wrong with couples. People look at the money and don’t pay attention to the spirit. That’s a big difference. ‘Cause I can make my wife’s spirit so rich to the point where she’ll be richer than me financially.” Waka’s brief sermon received an applause from the small group, so check out his clip from Dish Nation with wife Tammy Rivera below.

Waka Flocka Flame firmly believes that minorities are unable to catch the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. The Atlanta-bred emcee and his emcee and his wife Tammy Rivera recently stopped by Los Angeles’ Real 92.3 to talk on the couples marriage and more, but unfortunately, led the interview with some brutal misinformation that minorities and people of color are unable to contract the deadly disease known as the coronavirus. 

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While the coronavirus has affected the lives of millions of people in Italy and Iran, African nations have not been as severely affected, but his theory on melanated people not being able to contract the virus is extremely ignorant and wrong. For instance, both Utah Jazz players, Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell are of African descent and both tested positive for COVID-19 within hours of each other. However, Waka Folka is unconvinced that American minorities can catch the life-threatening disease as he stated around the 11:40 mark of his Los Angeles radio interview:

“It’s fake… Minorities can’t catch it. We all descended from the same persons. Now, did we catch it? It hit the people passing through our airport (Atlanta), it ain’t touch them, soulful folks.”

According to Fox 5 Atlanta, there are a total of 42 confirmed cases in Georgia alone,  2,340 cases in the United States, and 51 total deaths in the United States as of Saturday (March 14). Georgia officials have shut down multiple attractions that gather the masses including the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coke, Six Flags Over Georgia, the Atlanta Motor Speedway, and more. 

Check out Waka Flocka and Tammy Rivera’s full interview on Real 92.3 below and cut to the 11:40-mark of the video to hear the self-proclaimed “wack rapper’s” remarks on minorities being immune to the novel coronavirus.  

Married folks will let you know that wedded bliss is hard work. People often get infatuated with weddings and honeymoon periods, but when things get real, having a happy marriage will come with its ups and downs. Waka Flocka and Tammy Rivera have been open and honest with their relationship journey from the breakups to make-ups to renewing their vows on reality television. Now that Waka is taking a step back from his rap career and attempting to shape the next stage of his life, he shared on their new show Waka & Tammy: What The Flocka that he feels as if others are yanking on the reigns of his life.

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In a clip, Waka stops by his mother Deb Antney’s home  to talk about what’s been plaguing him. “I want more,” he told his mother. “There’s too many dictators in my life and it’s my life.” Deb wanted him to explain what he meant. “I need more control over my life.” Still, Deb told him it doesn’t make sense. Waka replied that he lives “20 lives.”

“I got a lotta [businesses], I got a career, I gotta be this role model,” the rapper continued. “I gotta be this father. This a lot, ma.” He admitted that although he’s stressed by being pulled in different directions, he hadn’t communicated with his wife. “‘Cause we gon’ bump heads. Sometimes she irritates me, sometimes she don’t. Sometimes I don’t wanna be in the house. Some days I wake up [and] I hate my wife.” Watch the clip from Waka & Tammy: What The Flocka below.

It seems like Waka Flocka is backtracking on his “wack rapper” remarks. In a recent interview with Everyday Struggle, Waka talked about switching lanes from rap to business. “I wanted to figure out how can I become a billionaire and a multi-millionaire off of business,” he said. “Because I did it with rap. I was a wack rapper, like I knew I was wack, but I was real. See what I’m saying? My realness overcame my wackness.” 

Soon, everyone weighed in on Waka’s abilities, and according to the rap reality star, that’s exactly what he wanted everyone to do. “Nah, it’s more reverse psychology,” Waka told Rap-Up. “It was more so of this generation, the people that think they got power and they feel that way…You know, obviously they make these little lists and they say these influential people of the decade. I be sitting here like, yo, hip hop never sound like this before me but okay, who’s more of an influencer? Okay, cool. I’m a wack rapper, I guess. Let me say I’m wack, just so y’all can actually hear people say, ‘No, this guy is actually the GOAT. One of the GOATs.”

Waka went on to say that he occupies the same spaces as legends in the game, and if he’s alongside them, then his place is solidified. However, he clarified, “I am [a wack rapper] compared to the people I look up to. Let’s be real. If me, Nas, and KRS-One get on a track, who’s gonna have the wackest verse? I’m a realist. I’m real to myself, but if they get on an 808 beat, I’m going to annihilate them. That’s when a wack rapper wins.”

He added that you can’t compare him to the likes of “Uzi Vert, NBA YoungBoy, Thugs, [and] 21s” because “it’s like comparing LeBron with Jordan it’s impossible. You can’t compare Kobe with Jordan… It’s different eras.” Watch Waka Flocka and his wife Tammy Rivera chat with Rap-Up about his lyrical skills and their new reality show below.