"Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" cast Morgan Hardman had a big revelation in her interview with VladTV.

As she talked about her previous altercation with Soulja Boy she admitted that just like her co-star Nia Riley, she also suffered from a miscarriage as she was already pregnant while filming the VH1 reality show.

"He apologized publicly, she explained. "I don't give a sh-t about other people's relationships. I had my own relationship going on during the whole show. I was in a relationship. I was pregnant during the whole f-cking show!" Hardman told the publication.

"I was pregnant the whole show! I didn't care about these people's business. I keep seeing people making comments like 'Where's her man in all of this?' I don't have my relationship in the public, I'm smarter than that. What's for me is just for me."

She then shared her unfortunate experience while the show was in production.

"I lost it. I did but was pregnant," "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" star Morgan Hardman admitted.

"I was almost three [months]. I picked up weight really quick, that's why everyone was like, 'What diet did you get on?' I was like no diet...I just had a load in me and nobody knows that. Nobody knew that I was except for the producers. It was a very hard situation during that time. I didn't want that part of my life to be filmed. That's why I was gone for like three episodes. I really just needed time for myself. I went to Malibu and just stayed there for a whole week. I needed time to myself after all of that."

Meanwhile, "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" star Morgan Hardman also dished out on her thoughts about her former co-star Yung Berg after news about him physically abusing his ex-girlfriend Masika Tucker was exposed.

"I don't agree with anyone putting their hands on no woman. Period. Berg either... Whatever. I don't care who feels a certain way about it. N***a go put your hands on a man. That's what I wanna see you do," Morgan explained after revealing that her former boss Ray J physically abused her as well.

"Cause see, now after me being in physical situations with men... Now I do know how to fight back," she continued. "Men that hit women are pathetic. They're very pathetic."