Lesya BPodcaster, social media personality, tennis player, CEO

How Britney the realtor feels about her previous public relationship on Love & Hiphop 😳

17 Aug 2026 · 2 min

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In this YouTube video, Lesya B. presents a candid conversation between two speakers reflecting on Britney, a realtor who previously appeared on the reality series Love & Hip Hop. The dialogue explores Britney’s sense of being used as a plot device by the show’s producers, her doubts about the authenticity of her public relationship, and the difficulty of distinguishing genuine emotions from staged performances. The speakers discuss how public figures can blur the line between personal ego and media narratives, citing personal experiences with other public personalities and the pressure to appear "fire" or noteworthy. The conversation highlights the emotional conflict of feeling both exploited and complicit, ultimately questioning the reality of relationships that are broadcast for entertainment.

Did you feel like you were used for the show? I do. So you feel like that was— that was— you basically are just like a plot? I do. Really? Mm-hmm.
And, you know, I have to answer that truthfully because, um, I don't think what we had was not real. I just think that it was, um— I was a good look. Mm-hmm. Absolutely, you are a good look.
I mean, come on now.
That was a good look. And you know, he needed to come in swinging. It's like, yeah, look at that one. She got her shit together. You know, I'm well known and respected in the city. Yeah. And I would've been a good add-on to the cast, so. 'Cause I didn't wanna do it. I didn't wanna do it. And then I ended up doing it and it all played out exactly how they wanted it to play out. So, damn.
But do you think that that's real? Like, because I feel like, I feel like that's a good conversation to have always. 'Cause sometimes, you know, like when you deal with somebody who is very public, right? You clearly, especially who, you know, I dealt with somebody who was, um, like last year who was in like podcasting space and it was tough because like, I don't know if he's talking about me, if he's not talking about me, if I'm giving him content or not. Like, you know, he was also like doing music and shit. So it's like, I didn't know. Mm-hmm. Kind of like subconsciously, I was like, you know what, it would be fire if he like wrote a song about me, you know, like that would be cool. But like, that was like my ego, you know? Yeah. But at the same time, like some shit that he would say, I was like, oh, I'm not with it. And so for me, it became hard to separate what's real, what's not. Yes. Because at some point I'm like, you can't be fucking acting like that. There's no way you're such a good actor.