Crews 
With K. Michelle moving to the New York cast, and a few rumored names being tossed around to make an entrance to the show, it looks like executive producer Mona Scott-Young is shaking things up with the cast of ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’. Season 2 addition DJ Traci Steele and baby father DJ Babey Drew apparently weren’t bringing enough drama to keep up with the caliber of it’s other cast members to make the cut for the next season 3.
Their storyline revolved around the one time couple balancing co-parenting together, and a lot of jealousy issues that Traci had over the women that Drew was dating and bringing around their son. Check out some of her excerpts from her interview with Bossip where she talks being fired from the show.
On Not Being Asked Back For Season 3 of L&HH:
“I might do some appearances, show my face or DJ or something like that, but as far being a cast member, no. I didn’t chose. Apparently me and Drew weren’t as turned up I guess as the rest of the cast members. We had some sanity. We were a little more relaxed more grounded. A lot of people came to me and said ‘you have the most class out of everybody else,’ well class don’t cut it on Love and Hip Hop.”
On whether being around Chris Brown was a bad influence on Drew (DJ Drew is Brown’s tour DJ)
I felt like Drew being in his 30s, hanging with very young people like Chris Brown made him feel like he’s young too and he could date these little young ones. I feel like being in Chris Brown’s camp, made him feel like he was young, do, can look, and date young people I don’t think he influence him in a bad way…He’s a grown man and he needs to make the right decisions and do the right things and not let anyone influence him.
