UPDATE:
‘Real’ co-host Loni Love says it’s not happening. Watch below:
ORIGINAL STORY:
Ray J announced on his Instagram today that he has joined “The Real” as the NEW permanent “fifth” host — replacing loudmouth Tamar Braxton and her bad attitude.
Sharing a group photo of himself with the ladies of “The Real,” Tamera Mowry-Housley, Adrienne Bailon, Loni Love, and Jeannie Mai, the “I Hit It First” singer captioned the pic, “Looks like a got a new job!!! Stay tuned!! #TheRealwithRayJ #telepictures#DaytimeTV“.
Sharing a group photo of himself with the ladies of “The Real,” Tamera Mowry-Housley, Adrienne Bailon, Loni Love, and Jeannie Mai, the “I Hit It First” singer captioned the pic, “Looks like a got a new job!!! Stay tuned!! #TheRealwithRayJ #telepictures#DaytimeTV“.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BcSsp0chDbB/
If Ray were to join the panel of ladies, he would be the replacement for Braxton, who left the Emmy-winning Fox talk show after Season 2 in May 2016.
But as it turns out, Ray J was pulling a fast one. “The Real” co-hosts have reportedly confirmed that it’s not true about him joining their team. He simply posted the pic above for fun.
Wishful thinking, perhaps.
In related news, Ray J and his lovely wife Princess Love are expecting their first child together.
When Ray appeared on “The Real” recently, he revealed that his lady-love is pregnant. But after the announcement, a bunch of folks on social media were calling BS, TMZ reports.
Ray’s “Love & Hip Hop” co-star Moniece Slaughter fueled the naysayers by claiming that his sister Brandy is their surrogate.
Slaughter wrote on social media, “Yes. Brandy is carrying the baby for them. Her hormones must be raging because aside from her already being off her rocker, she’s losing her mind. Send my mom one more text that you claim you sent to me and I guess it’s a fair fade since she’s always publicly denying her pregnancy.”
But Princess Love fired back at the foolishness by posting a video of her sonogram.
#PressPlay on the clip below to hear Ray’s baby announcement.
Meanwhile, as we previously reported, Ray J’s Raytroniks (now officially known as Raycon) is getting a makeover, starting with a $31 million distribution deal with New York City-based leading distributor of consumer electronics, Cowboy Wholesale.
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