Margeaux Smith believed that Mimi Faust is not telling the whole truth in the sex tape with fellow "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" star Nikko Smith.

In an interview with VH1, Nikko Smith's wife claimed that Stevie J's ex should stop playing the victim card in the whole sex tape controversy.

She said, "People have different versions of the truth. There's like one, two and in the middle there's really the truth. I was annoyed, because are you saying he forced you to hold on to the rod? I just couldn't understand."

Margeaux Smith added, "I'm the type of girl I think [is] brutally honest to the point where it's 2015... like I watch porn, there are tons of women that do it and there's nothing wrong with it."

"Just do it and own it, but I feel like doing it then saying that he forced you to do it or it was all his idea... I'm just going to stay completely calm and just wait til they're finished. Then maybe we can have a conversation."

Previously, "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" star Mimi Faust admitted that there were some scenes in the sex tape with Nikko Smith that were staged and added into the original footage.

"She maintained that Vivid Entertainment, the same company that released Kim Kardashian's recorded romp with Ray J, got hold of the footage and reached out to the couple to make a deal," Us Weekly reported.

"In order to profit from the tape, Mimi claimed at the time that she and Nikko were required to film extra scenes to meet Vivid's minute requirement."

Mimi Faust added, "We had to say something. I didn't tell anybody the truth."

However, the "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" star claimed in a previous interview with Egypt Sherrod on the "Moment of Truth" that she regretted doing the sex tape with Nikko Smith.

"In hindsight, 20/20 looking back, it was all bad. All wrong for me," she said. "He just so happened to accidentally call my phone and he was with her, and I heard the whole conversation. She did say, 'The only reason I'm seeing someone else is because you left me to go down to Atlanta to be with her for some money.' My blood was boiling."