Former 'Love & Hip Hop New York' Star Erica Mena Gets Dissed By Chrissy Monroe; Fiance Bow Wow Explains Living Arrangement With Cyn Santana's Ex

Erica Mena recently announced her decision to quit "Love & Hip Hop New York," but it didn't stop Chrissy Monroe from saying nasty things about her former co-star.

Hip Hop Wired reported that there's no love lost between Bow-Wow's fiancée and Chrissy Monroe.

During the reunion episode, Erica Mena has said that she backed Chrissy Monroe into joining "Love & Hip Hop New York," a claimed that the latter dismissed.

" I was on deck. A lot of the public just don't know," she said. "I was signed on with 'Love & Hip Hop' the year before. She did everything she could to stop me from coming on."

"Going behind my back, saying I was washed, 'That old b***h. I don't wanna film with her,' then wanna be all in my phone, 'Hey girl you filming this week?'"

That was the reason why Chrissy Monroe openly clashed with Erica Mena on "Love & Hip Hop New York."

"People don't understand everything this b***h has done just out of pure hatred and this was somebody that I used to be cool with and help out," she added.

"B***h you slept on my couch. I hooked you up with d**ks to suck for a couple dollars when you needed to f**king eat... And that's how you wanna treat me? We were all good to you."

Meanwhile, Bow-Wow, real name Shad Moss, explained why he and fiancée, Erica Mena, are still living with his mom.

"It just makes sense. First of all the house is too big, but I want to make sure my mom is comfortable forever," he told People.

"I remember when I first moved to Atlanta and Jermaine Dupree had the same situation. He took part of the house and his mom had the whole rest of it. I said then that I wanted to have the same set up," he added.

Bow-Wow and fiancée Erica Mena are currently living in the basement, but it's not as bad as it sounds because he remodeled the whole space.

"There's times where I'll be down there for three days and we don't see each other so it's like I'm out of town even when I'm here," he said.

"I don't have to get in the car and drive anywhere to see her," he continued. "I just come up the stairs and say, 'What up, Mom.'"