I Love Old School Music spoke exclusively to Chrystale Wilson, best known for her role of “Ronnie” on the classic film, “The Player’s Club” about her work on the film and the truth behind the fight scene with Lisa Raye’s character, “Diamond.” Little did we know, but that fight scene was very intense, and so was the tension between the two of them.

I LOVE OLD SCHOOL MUSIC: What was it working with Lisa Raye?
Chrystale Wilson: We were both young, and we were both stallions out the gate. And what’s funny is that before we both knew for sure that we got that part, she and I totally got along. I just really would go to bat for her, and thought that we would be great friends. When we both got casted and got the part, things were a little different because of her being the star, it was just challenges. A lot of things happened that didn’t need to happen.


ILOSM: Do you think Lisa Raye was intimidated by you back then?
CW: You know, looking back I can probably say that, but being young I couldn’t really see that. I was more concerned about doing a great job, and I’ve just the type of person that when people give me an opportunity, the last thing I want to do is let them down. I’ll work myself to pure exhaustion before someone can say, well damn I’m disappointed. So I couldn’t even get caught up in whatever she was going thru. I was just focused on killing it for the fact that Ice Cube took a chance on me, went to bat for me. I admired Ice Cube so much, that I didn’t get caught up with it.

Details About Their Fight Scene

CW: But there was little stuff, like during the fight scene, she (Lisa Raye) didn’t know that when I came and put my finger in her face, she had no idea that that’s how it would go. Me and Ice Cube had a conversation, and he said I really need you to lead this scene. He said, I know how it’s written, but you tell me what needs to happen to make it really pop. I said well, I don’t want to rehearse it with her. If it’s rehearsed it won’t come of right, so can we just go into the scene? ‘Cause I’m just really gonna invade her space. I’m gonna invade her space to the point where she is not gonna know what’s happening, and she is just going to have to react naturally. Cube was like, “Yeah that’s dope.”

I walked up on her, I put my finger in her face and I was like ‘I run this motherf!*ka’. She wasn’t expecting it and that was a true reaction when she backed up me like, are you f*!king serious? She didn’t know what was coming at her.

Chrystale on the realness of Lisa Raye’s character putting her finger in her face:
If you further look in the movie, and I’m in the dressing room before we had the big fight. She comes in and puts her finger back in my face and by that time we were at odds. And that was real. Everything that I did I was doing it to make it best for the character, and I think she was taking it personally. But I’m like hey it’s not personal. When we clock out we’re buddies. We can chase each other around this bi#*h all day, but when we clock out we cool. But she never got that concept.

One time in particular, we were around the jacuzzi, and she (Lisa Raye) was like, yeah just grab me don’t worry about it, just snatch me. So I did,  I snatched her. And then she turned around and told Ice Cube that I’m snatching her all hard. And I’m like what happened?

So we had glasses of fake champagne on the side of the jacuzzi, and she acted like she was playing and picked up one of the glasses of champagne and threw it at me. Like threw the champagne at me. And I”m like, are you for real?

And I came out of the jacuzzi to go over to her, and she (Lisa Raye) was like “Ey, Ey…no horsing around here, cut that out.” And I remember catching myself, cause it could have gotten ugly. So I had to catch myself.

Fast forwarding to now, and it all seems to be water under the bridge for both ladies now. Chrystale even said she thinks Lisa Raye is a “beautiful woman, she’s a hustler. She knows how to take a situation and really ride it and get every single opportunity out of it. And that is a quality that I admire.”

Cudos to Chrystale! We wish her continued success. And remember to pick up a copy of her pretty explicit book, Sexipes: Sexcapades & Recipes!

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When Single Ladies premiered on VH1 in May of 2011, fans immediately gravitated to the ladies and were sure the show would be around for quite some time. The series, which starred LisaRaye McCoy and Stacey Dash, quickly became a fan-favorite, but things took an unexpected turn after just one season. Stacey Dash abruptly exited stage left and never returned.

After Stacey pulled a ‘dearly departed’ move on ’em, everyone involved with the show were giving fans the sound of crickets whenever they’d ask ‘What’s up with Stacy Dash? Where’s she been?’ Mind you, this was just before Stacey started truly letting the real Stacey Dash surface in public, so many of the show’s fans- primarily African American woman- still liked her…

Stacey did manage to release a politically correct statement shortly after her departure was made public. The actress claimed the filming location was the reason for her decision to leave the show.

“I truly enjoyed playing Val on ‘Single Ladies’, but I have decided to leave the show. I have to be back in LA with my children right now and the ‘Single Ladies’ shooting location makes that impossible. I wish VH1 the best of luck with the show and in maintaining the strong fan base we developed in season one.”

Shortly after Stacey’s statement was released, VH1 followed up with a response to Stacey’s decision:

“VH1 respects Stacey’s decision and her commitment to what she feels is best for her family. We thank her for all of her hard work in making ‘Single Ladies’ a success right out of the gate, and we wish her nothing but the best in her future plans.”

But, despite Stacey’s quiet departure, there was always speculation about the real reason she’d left. Years later, the truth was revealed when LisaRaye spoke out. By now, most fans probably know LisaRaye has never been one to mince words and she definitely didn’t when discussing Stacey Dash. In fact, she admitted she got Stacey Dash axed from the show.

A few months ago LisaRaye finally admitted there was more to it than just Stacey’s ‘location troubles,’ or the watered down version she, herself, had given us years prior. Turns out their altercation on set got heated and Dash had to be checked for trying to get physical with LisaRaye, according to Lisa. Then she basically alluded to having Stacey fired:

“In Hollywood, I’ve learned to be a boss,” LisaRaye said in a clip promoting her appearance on the Centric TV series “Being.” “I had to say to Stacey Dash, ‘If you don’t get your motherf**king finger out of my face…’ So for our second season of Single Ladies, there was a replacement for Stacey Dash.”

https://www.facebook.com/CentricTV/videos/10153580783098983/

LisaRaye also shared details about disputes she had with Stacey and how the conflicts ultimately led to her departure. “Yes, there was a disagreement over a scene. And it really wasn’t with me. It was with the director,” said LisaRaye. “I think it was about 2 or 3 a.m., and we’d been shooting all damn day. Stacey tried to argue with the director about a line. And I’m like: ‘Girl, if you don’t say what the director wants you to say.’ It wasn’t that serious at first, but it went there.”

But, despite all that’s happened, the ladies have managed to put their differences aside and learned to still be amicable, according to what LisaRaye revealed to MadameNoire. She also said she understands their prior run-in was a result of them being frustrated and tired on set at the time and that she has nothing against Stacey, although she did admit that they could probably never be ‘friends.’

As far as the more recent political and societal comments Stacey’s been making lately, Lisa says that she absolutely does not agree with her. However, she did close that message off with a nice-nasty well-wish to ol’ girl, Ms. Dash, and all of her future endeavors- political, or otherwise:

LisaRaye: “I wish Ms. Dash luck…and um…help.”

And boom! There ya’ have it ILOSM family!

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I Love Old School Music spoke exclusively to Chrystale Wilson, best known for her role of “Ronnie” on the classic film, “The Player’s Club” about her work on the film and the truth behind the fight scene with Lisa Raye’s character, “Diamond.” Little did we know, but that fight scene was very intense, and so was the tension between the two of them.

I LOVE OLD SCHOOL MUSIC: What was it working with Lisa Raye?
Chrystale Wilson: We were both young, and we were both stallions out the gate. And what’s funny is that before we both knew for sure that we got that part, she and I totally got along. I just really would go to bat for her, and thought that we would be great friends. When we both got casted and got the part, things were a little different because of her being the star, it was just challenges. A lot of things happened that didn’t need to happen.


ILOSM: Do you think Lisa Raye was intimidated by you back then?
CW: You know, looking back I can probably say that, but being young I couldn’t really see that. I was more concerned about doing a great job, and I’ve just the type of person that when people give me an opportunity, the last thing I want to do is let them down. I’ll work myself to pure exhaustion before someone can say, well damn I’m disappointed. So I couldn’t even get caught up in whatever she was going thru. I was just focused on killing it for the fact that Ice Cube took a chance on me, went to bat for me. I admired Ice Cube so much, that I didn’t get caught up with it.

Details About Their Fight Scene

CW: But there was little stuff, like during the fight scene, she (Lisa Raye) didn’t know that when I came and put my finger in her face, she had no idea that that’s how it would go. Me and Ice Cube had a conversation, and he said I really need you to lead this scene. He said, I know how it’s written, but you tell me what needs to happen to make it really pop. I said well, I don’t want to rehearse it with her. If it’s rehearsed it won’t come of right, so can we just go into the scene? ‘Cause I’m just really gonna invade her space. I’m gonna invade her space to the point where she is not gonna know what’s happening, and she is just going to have to react naturally. Cube was like, “Yeah that’s dope.”

I walked up on her, I put my finger in her face and I was like ‘I run this motherf!*ka’. She wasn’t expecting it and that was a true reaction when she backed up me like, are you f*!king serious? She didn’t know what was coming at her.

Chrystale on the realness of Lisa Raye’s character putting her finger in her face:
If you further look in the movie, and I’m in the dressing room before we had the big fight. She comes in and puts her finger back in my face and by that time we were at odds. And that was real. Everything that I did I was doing it to make it best for the character, and I think she was taking it personally. But I’m like hey it’s not personal. When we clock out we’re buddies. We can chase each other around this bi#*h all day, but when we clock out we cool. But she never got that concept.

One time in particular, we were around the jacuzzi, and she (Lisa Raye) was like, yeah just grab me don’t worry about it, just snatch me. So I did,  I snatched her. And then she turned around and told Ice Cube that I’m snatching her all hard. And I’m like what happened?

So we had glasses of fake champagne on the side of the jacuzzi, and she acted like she was playing and picked up one of the glasses of champagne and threw it at me. Like threw the champagne at me. And I”m like, are you for real?

And I came out of the jacuzzi to go over to her, and she (Lisa Raye) was like “Ey, Ey…no horsing around here, cut that out.” And I remember catching myself, cause it could have gotten ugly. So I had to catch myself.

Fast forwarding to now, and it all seems to be water under the bridge for both ladies now. Chrystale even said she thinks Lisa Raye is a “beautiful woman, she’s a hustler. She knows how to take a situation and really ride it and get every single opportunity out of it. And that is a quality that I admire.”

Cudos to Chrystale! We wish her continued success. And remember to pick up a copy of her pretty explicit book, Sexipes: Sexcapades & Recipes!

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He Didn’t Deserved To Be Murdered Over This

Lisa Raye (best known to us old schoolers as “Diamond” in the “Player’s Club”) and rapper, Da Brat, are biological sisters with the same father, David Ray McCoy. Their beloved father was a paraplegic who was also a well established Southside Chicago businessman. David McCoy owned several hotels and nightclubs, and he was known to lend money to hundreds of people who wanted to start their own businesses.

According to reports, sadly, he was brutally murdered in 1988, and his daughters were left fatherless.  Detectives eventually found out that McCoy was killed over something extremely senseless.

Murdered By His Girlfriend & Her Brother

David McCoy (pictured in a framed photo in the above pic of Lisa Raye) was found shot to death on November 12, 1988 in the back seat of his Cadillac, which was parked in a Southside Chicago alley. He was 52 years old. McCoy’s then 32 year old live-in girlfriend of 10 years, Sheila Daniels, and her then 20 year old brother, Tyrone, were convicted of McCoy’s murder in 1990. Sheila was slapped with an 80 year sentence and Tyrone was hit with 60 years.

There are various reports of the motive behind McCoy’s murder. According to Chicago Tribune, three of McCoy’s other daughters, Jehlan, Morgan, and Cynthia, believe Daniels killed their father because she found out he was about to cut her out of his will. While other reports suggest that Daniels killed him after the two had an argument at their home over a high electric bill.

Tyrone claimed he shot McCoy only after his sister, Sheila, delivered the fatal shot to McCoy’s head. They reportedly then drove McCoy’s body in his Cadillac to the alley and left him there…so sad.

Girlfriend Was Convicted…Twice

On September 16, 1997 – just one year before Lisa Raye made her debut in “The Players Club” and during the height of Da Brat’s multiplatinum selling career- their dad’s girlfriend, Sheila Daniels, was officially convicted AGAIN for his murder. She had appealed her original 1990 conviction and ended up getting convicted for the exact same amount of time as her prior sentence- 80 years.

Throughout the years, Da Brat and Lisa Raye haven’t spoken much publicly about their father’s murder. However, during an episode of Lisa Raye’s  prior reality show, she cried uncontrollably as she and her daughter visited her dad’s grave site. The two sisters are extremely close and we’re sure that they, along with their other sisters, have made their Pops proud.

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I LOVE OLD SCHOOL MUSIC spoke exclusively to actress, Chrystale Wilson, best known for her role as “Ronnie” on the hood classic film, The Player’s Club. Chrystale spoke about her work on the film and the truth behind the fight scene with Lisa Raye’s character, “Diamond.” Little did we know, but that fight scene was very intense and so was the tension between the two of them while filming. Check out what Chrystale said about being casted for the role and the tension between her and Lisa Raye.

What was it like working with Lisa Raye?

Chrystale Wilson: “We were both young and we were both stallions out the gate. And what’s funny is that before we both knew for sure that we got that part, she and I totally got along. I just really would go to bat for her, and thought that we would be great friends. When we both got casted and got the part, things were a little different because of her being the star, it was just challenges. A lot of things happened that didn’t need to happen.”

Do you think Lisa Raye was intimidated by you back then?

CW: “You know looking back I can probably say that, but being young I couldn’t really see that. I was more concerned about doing a great job, and I’ve just the type of person that when people give me an opportunity, the last thing I want to do is let them down. I’ll work myself to pure exhaustion before someone can say, well damn I’m disappointed. So I couldn’t even get caught up in whatever she was going thru. I was just focused on killing it for the fact that Ice Cube took a chance on me, went to bat for me. I admired Ice Cube so much, that I didn’t get caught up with it.”

“But there was little stuff, like during the fight scene, she (Lisa Raye) didn’t know that when I came and put my finger in her face, she had no idea that that’s how it would go. Me and Ice Cube had a conversation, and he said I really need you to lead this scene. He said, I know how it’s written, but you tell me what needs to happen to make it really pop. I said well, I don’t want to rehearse it with her. If it’s rehearsed it won’t come of right, so can we just go into the scene? ‘Cause I’m just really gonna invade her space. I’m gonna invade her space to the point where she is not gonna know what’s happening, and she is just going to have to react naturally. Cube was like, ‘Yeah that’s dope.'”

“I walked up on her, I put my finger in her face and I was like ‘I run this motherf!*ka’. She wasn’t expecting it and that was a true reaction when she backed up me like, are you f*!king serious? She didn’t know what was coming at her.”

Chrystale on the realness of Lisa Raye’s character putting her finger in her face:

“If you further look in the movie, and I’m in the dressing room before we had the big fight. She comes in and puts her finger back in my face and by that time we were at odds. And that was real. Everything that I did I was doing it to make it best for the character, and I think she was taking it personally. But I’m like hey it’s not personal. When we clock out we’re buddies. We can chase each other around this bi#*h all day, but when we clock out we cool. But she never got that concept.”

“One time in particular, we were around the jacuzzi, and she (Lisa Raye) was like, yeah just grab me don’t worry about it, just snatch me. So I did,  I snatched her. And then she turned around and told Ice Cube that I’m snatching her all hard. And I’m like, ‘What happened?'”

“So we had glasses of fake champagne on the side of the jacuzzi, and she acted like she was playing and picked up one of the glasses of champagne and threw it at me. Like threw the champagne at me. And I”m like, ‘Are you for real?'”

“And I came out of the jacuzzi to go over to her, and she (Lisa Raye) was like “Ey, Ey…no horsing around here, cut that out.” And I remember catching myself, cause it could have gotten ugly. So I had to catch myself.”

Fast forward to today and it all seems to be water under the bridge. Chrystale even said that she thinks Lisa Raye is a “beautiful woman, she’s a hustler. She knows how to take a situation and really ride it and get every single opportunity out of it. And that is a quality that I admire.”

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When Single Ladies premiered on VH1 in May of 2011, fans immediately gravitated to the ladies and were sure the show would be around for quite some time. The series, which starred LisaRaye McCoy and Stacey Dash, quickly became a fan-favorite, but things took an unexpected turn after just one season. Stacey Dash abruptly exited stage left and never returned.

After Stacey pulled a ‘dearly departed’ move on ’em, everyone involved with the show were giving fans the sound of crickets whenever they’d ask ‘What’s up with Stacy Dash? Where’s she been?’ Mind you, this was just before Stacey started truly letting the real Stacey Dash surface in public, so many of the show’s fans- primarily African American woman- still liked her…

Stacey did manage to release a politically correct statement shortly after her departure was made public. The actress claimed the filming location was the reason for her decision to leave the show.

“I truly enjoyed playing Val on ‘Single Ladies’, but I have decided to leave the show. I have to be back in LA with my children right now and the ‘Single Ladies’ shooting location makes that impossible. I wish VH1 the best of luck with the show and in maintaining the strong fan base we developed in season one.”

Shortly after Stacey’s statement was released, VH1 followed up with a response to Stacey’s decision:

“VH1 respects Stacey’s decision and her commitment to what she feels is best for her family. We thank her for all of her hard work in making ‘Single Ladies’ a success right out of the gate, and we wish her nothing but the best in her future plans.”

But, despite Stacey’s quiet departure, there was always speculation about the real reason she’d left. Years later, the truth was revealed when LisaRaye spoke out. By now, most fans probably know LisaRaye has never been one to mince words and she definitely didn’t when discussing Stacey Dash. In fact, she admitted she got Stacey Dash axed from the show.

A few months ago LisaRaye finally admitted there was more to it than just Stacey’s ‘location troubles,’ or the watered down version she, herself, had given us years prior. Turns out their altercation on set got heated and Dash had to be checked for trying to get physical with LisaRaye, according to Lisa. Then she basically alluded to having Stacey fired:

“In Hollywood, I’ve learned to be a boss,” LisaRaye said in a clip promoting her appearance on the Centric TV series “Being.” “I had to say to Stacey Dash, ‘If you don’t get your motherf**king finger out of my face…’ So for our second season of Single Ladies, there was a replacement for Stacey Dash.”

https://www.facebook.com/CentricTV/videos/10153580783098983/

LisaRaye also shared details about disputes she had with Stacey and how the conflicts ultimately led to her departure. “Yes, there was a disagreement over a scene. And it really wasn’t with me. It was with the director,” said LisaRaye. “I think it was about 2 or 3 a.m., and we’d been shooting all damn day. Stacey tried to argue with the director about a line. And I’m like: ‘Girl, if you don’t say what the director wants you to say.’ It wasn’t that serious at first, but it went there.”

But, despite all that’s happened, the ladies have managed to put their differences aside and learned to still be amicable, according to what LisaRaye revealed to MadameNoire. She also said she understands their prior run-in was a result of them being frustrated and tired on set at the time and that she has nothing against Stacey, although she did admit that they could probably never be ‘friends.’

As far as the more recent political and societal comments Stacey’s been making lately, Lisa says that she absolutely does not agree with her. However, she did close that message off with a nice-nasty well-wish to ol’ girl, Ms. Dash, and all of her future endeavors- political, or otherwise:

LisaRaye: “I wish Ms. Dash luck…and um…help.”

And boom! There ya’ have it ILOSM family!

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Over $160K In Valuables Gone…Possible Inside Job:

It has been reported that the burglars may have gotten in through a side door and looted her entire home. More than $160,000 “worth of jewelry and purses” were jacked from the home. Now, LisaRaye is speaking out about the burglary and she has a relatively different outlook on the situation.

When the publication caught up with LisaRaye, she was asked about the incident and she reportedly believes the burglary was an inside job. The surveillance footage showed a person knocking at the front door of the home to make sure no one was there. After knocking, they immediately ran to the side door to get in the home.

A Disturbing Pattern:

LisaRaye joins the long list of celebs, whose homes have been robbed recently. R. Kelly, Kim Kardashian, Mariah Carey, Jason DeRulo, Floyd Mayweather, and more have all been faced with similar situations. Like LisaRaye, R. Kelly also believed the robbery of his Atlanta homes were inside jobs and he took to social media to share details about the people who robbed his home. Apparently, he was robbed by a man he’d known for more than 20 years. Ain’t that a blip?!! Y’all know how the Old School saying goes though: ‘Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.’

As for who did this to LisaRaye, investigators now have the home’s surveillance footage and it is currently being reviewed.

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Even she knows it and made that point crystal clear with her recent post, just days before turning the big 5-1. On her Instagram page, Raye flossed on for the camera when she captioned her photo at the i100 Awards with this:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BZDBxZ5FByK/?taken-by=thereallraye1

@thereallraye1: And they said “She STILL got it’….i replied “I know”………….. At the #i100Awards Tues nite. Celebrating the most influential people in media and culture. #LifeRocks

https://www.instagram.com/p/BY9KgE-lUNN/

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Another reason Lisa Raye has to celebrate is because she is still a new grandmother for the first time. In January (2017) her daughter, Kai Morae, had a baby girl, making Lisa Raye a bangin’ glamma.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQwPGoAlWMb/

Back in the day, I don’t remember seeing grandmothers who looked like that…times have definitely changed. Keep doing your thing “Diamond,” happy birthday queen!

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I LOVE OLD SCHOOL MUSIC spoke exclusively to actress, Chrystale Wilson, best known for her role as “Ronnie” on the hood classic film, The Player’s Club. Chrystale spoke about her work on the film and the truth behind the fight scene with Lisa Raye’s character, “Diamond.” Little did we know, but that fight scene was very intense and so was the tension between the two of them while filming. Check out what Chrystale said about being casted for the role and the tension between her and Lisa Raye.

What was it like working with Lisa Raye?

Chrystale Wilson: “We were both young and we were both stallions out the gate. And what’s funny is that before we both knew for sure that we got that part, she and I totally got along. I just really would go to bat for her, and thought that we would be great friends. When we both got casted and got the part, things were a little different because of her being the star, it was just challenges. A lot of things happened that didn’t need to happen.”

Do you think Lisa Raye was intimidated by you back then?

CW: “You know looking back I can probably say that, but being young I couldn’t really see that. I was more concerned about doing a great job, and I’ve just the type of person that when people give me an opportunity, the last thing I want to do is let them down. I’ll work myself to pure exhaustion before someone can say, well damn I’m disappointed. So I couldn’t even get caught up in whatever she was going thru. I was just focused on killing it for the fact that Ice Cube took a chance on me, went to bat for me. I admired Ice Cube so much, that I didn’t get caught up with it.”

“But there was little stuff, like during the fight scene, she (Lisa Raye) didn’t know that when I came and put my finger in her face, she had no idea that that’s how it would go. Me and Ice Cube had a conversation, and he said I really need you to lead this scene. He said, I know how it’s written, but you tell me what needs to happen to make it really pop. I said well, I don’t want to rehearse it with her. If it’s rehearsed it won’t come of right, so can we just go into the scene? ‘Cause I’m just really gonna invade her space. I’m gonna invade her space to the point where she is not gonna know what’s happening, and she is just going to have to react naturally. Cube was like, ‘Yeah that’s dope.'”

“I walked up on her, I put my finger in her face and I was like ‘I run this motherf!*ka’. She wasn’t expecting it and that was a true reaction when she backed up me like, are you f*!king serious? She didn’t know what was coming at her.”

Chrystale on the realness of Lisa Raye’s character putting her finger in her face:

“If you further look in the movie, and I’m in the dressing room before we had the big fight. She comes in and puts her finger back in my face and by that time we were at odds. And that was real. Everything that I did I was doing it to make it best for the character, and I think she was taking it personally. But I’m like hey it’s not personal. When we clock out we’re buddies. We can chase each other around this bi#*h all day, but when we clock out we cool. But she never got that concept.”

“One time in particular, we were around the jacuzzi, and she (Lisa Raye) was like, yeah just grab me don’t worry about it, just snatch me. So I did,  I snatched her. And then she turned around and told Ice Cube that I’m snatching her all hard. And I’m like, ‘What happened?'”

“So we had glasses of fake champagne on the side of the jacuzzi, and she acted like she was playing and picked up one of the glasses of champagne and threw it at me. Like threw the champagne at me. And I”m like, ‘Are you for real?'”

“And I came out of the jacuzzi to go over to her, and she (Lisa Raye) was like “Ey, Ey…no horsing around here, cut that out.” And I remember catching myself, cause it could have gotten ugly. So I had to catch myself.”

Fast forward to today and now that both ladies are now over 40, it all seems to be water under the bridge. Chrystale even said that she thinks Lisa Raye is a “beautiful woman, she’s a hustler. She knows how to take a situation and really ride it and get every single opportunity out of it. And that is a quality that I admire.”

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Lisa’s twenty-something year old daughter, Kai Morae, surprised everyone when she posted her VERY pregnant photo (shown above) to Instagram on Saturday (9-10-16), announcing the upcoming birth of she and her boyfriend’s little girl. Kai’s caption:

“Gifts given from above and made with love are always the best💞 Can’t wait to meet our little princess 👑👶🏽🎀’

That explains why in the past few months Kai’s Instagram photos have been kind of scarce and when she did post something on IG, it would only be most close-up pics and such. Can’t say that I blame her though, because sometimes it’s cool to just enjoy certain details of your life away from the ‘Gram and social media altogether.

Lisa Raye and Kai are extremely close and they also have a really tight relationship with Da Brat (whom shares the same father with Lisa), so Kai’s lil’ princess is gonna be showered with lots of love I’m sure.

We wish Kai Morae and her boyfriend a happy, healthy pregnancy and we can’t wait to see “Diamond’s” grandbaby when she makes her entrance into this world. Here’s another pic of the soon-to-be-parents…

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