Now, Benzino seems to feel that it’s all par for the course in the bloodsport that is reality TV.
“You better make sure your s—’s clean, because it’s coming up and it’s a dirty game. You’ll have to sit and explain it to everybody then,” Benzino feels. “I could’ve denied it. But relationships are more than just sex. But there are so many other things that you have to connect on that have nothing to do with sex. You should give it an opportunity. Say, I was like ‘Oh, the Stevie thing happened and we wouldn’t have gotten together.”
“I think that’s true love,” says Althea. “When you’re getting through obstacles, it’s like you’re going through the worst to be happy and to be with that person. That’s like the test — to see if you really love that person.”
“The Stevie thing doesn’t bother me like it bothers everybody else,” Benzino claims. “I’ve got a list of women … I don’t know if it’s good. My past has been brought up, as far as women in the industry. I’ve been with celebrities. ‘Love & Hip-Hop’ is about women … but it’s the same thing. I can’t too much remember what happens two weeks ago or a month ago or whatever.”
