TAMMY
BEEFING
There is another Love & Hip Hop beef
brewing, and this time it's crossing
franchise lines. Tammy Rivera, a
member of the Atlanta cast, recently put
a member of the Hollywood spin-off on
blast for allegedly throwing herself at her
husband, Waka Flocka Flame, and she
didn't hold back. According to the
blog VH1LHHTea, the woman Tammy is
dragging is no stranger to on-screen
disputes, Hazel E. It all started when
Hazel and her boyfriend Rose
Burgandy threw some shade at Tammy
by leaving some nasty comments under
a photo of her while out and about during
New York Fashion Week. Burgandy
called her "fat" before Hazel added that
Tammy "keeps trying me so it's
whatever.“ Never afraid to clap back at
anyone on social media, Tammy took to
the comments section to return the favor,
dragging them both for their words and
calling Hazel out for pushing up on her
man.She claimed that Hazel E sent
Waka Flocka an inappropriate video he
didn't ask for after he asked for her
ex Katt Williams' phone number. "WAKA
ASKED HAZEL FOR KAT WILLIAMS
NUMBER AND INSTEAD SHE TEXTED
HIM A VIDEO OF HERSELF AND WAKA
SWERVED HER SAYING OH NAH
SHORTY IM NOT ON THAT KINDA
TIME!" she wrote.
By: Tokyo Enders
1. Create the Anchor Braids
Create two anchor braids at the front of
your hair. This is where you part your
hair, and so while you want the sections
to be small, you also want them to be
sturdy. The anchors are where you will
stop your weave.
2. Braid the Rest of Your Hair
Next, you'll simply braid the rest of your
hair, creating tracks. Tokyo prefers to
braid downward as she finds it easier
and keeps the braids flat.
3. Apply Mesh Weaving Cap
Adding the weave-in cap will make the
sewing process easier and will also
relieve tension on your hair and scalp.
4. Sew in Your Extensions
Now it's time to start sewing in your
weave. Take your c-curve needle and
begin by going through the weft (where
the strands are bundled) of the weave,
then the cap, then the first braid/track in
the back. This will create a seamless
connection/look between your scalp and
the extension.
5. Blend the Hair You Left Out with
Your New Weave
After you've sewn-in your extensions up
to the anchor braids at the top of your
head, you're done. Cut the excess net
around your hair part (from Step 2) and
let your leave-out hair (from Step 1) out
of their braids. Then style as desired to
blend your own hair with your newly
sewn-in weave. You did it!