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Amara La Negra makes the statement that really everything girls want is to have fun-possibly bury the hatchet. The L&HH: Miami star posted an entertaining clip of her and the co-stars Shay Johnson and Eliza Reign, thus triggering huge reactions from fans who had witnessed the rise and on-and-off downfall of this drama. An arrogant trap beat blasts in the background as the video captures the trio hanging out together. Some, however, doubt the sincerity of the reunion.
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The post was starkly captioned “Girls just want to have fun…” and tagged Shay Johnson and Eliza Reign, both of whom had been embroiled in their fair share of public altercations with Amara. Looking at the footage, all smiles, carefree vibes, and chilled-out spirits, the comment section soon devolved into a pugnacious discussion about reality TV friendships, simmering tensions, and even speculations about Eliza Reign’s personal life.
One sent the bombshell, “This girls don’t even like you,” while another threw out some encouragement: “It’s good to see you ladies hanging out having fun. It looks good on yall continue to work through your differences.” Contrasted sentiments like these echo the blurred line reality TV strikes between what’s real and fabricated, an art that the franchise-watching crowd is very much acquainted with.
Now all these accusations had been brought in: “Can always tell when a new season about to start lol,” implying that the sudden friendship might not be totally genuine. Another chimed in: “I prefer when y’all are cool, even tho it’s kinda toxic,” which—if you think about it—really sums up the love-hate relationship that viewers feel whenever they’re watching the cast’s drama unfold.
Many, however, had an opposite opinion, just rejoicing at seeing the trio hang out,”Glad to see you and Shay together,” commented one fan with pride, while another marveled, “Shay Looks So Pretty.”
Naturally, no Instagram post would be complete without a few wild tangents. One commenter swayed off-topic and remarked, “This twerking is really making women of color appear to be oversexualized. This is degrading and getting old.” Meanwhile, the others were distracted by the absence of Eliza Reign in recent episodes, wondering, “Is L&HH MIA dropping or what man…”
Amara, widely known to keep it real, never considered these critiques; the video itself was her answer. Whether this means they have worked things out or just agreed to a brief ceasefire remains to be seen; one thing is certain-the fans are watching and dissecting every single move.
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And really? It’s just another day in reality TV land!