The 'Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood' star talks about her controverial relationship with the B2K member in a new TV interview following rumors that they broke up.
- Jan 11, 2020
AceShowbiz - Apryl Jones broke her silence following rumors that she ended her controversial relationship with Lil Fizz. The "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" star confirmed that she's no longer dating the B2K member whose real name is Dreux Pierre Frederic.
Sitting down with Claudia Jordan on Fox Soul's "Out Loud", Apryl said, "Dreux is a great man and his focus is on his camp, my focus is my children, and we are where we are. And I kind of want to leave it there."
When asked if she ruined Fizzo's chance to go on a B2K tour with her baby daddy Omarion, Apryl replied, "I think that for me, when it pertains to the group and Omari, Dreux, Boog, and Raz, I kind of wanted to stay out of it because I think that that's their business to tell." She added, "I just felt when it pertains to the tour, that's for them to talk about."
Fizzo and Apryl stopped following each other on Instagram early this month. They even blocked each other as their past comments and likes are no longer available on each other's pages. She was later seen with a msytery man.
The couple started dating in 2019. Their relationship was full of criticisms due to Apryl's past relationship with Fizzo's bandmate Omarion. Apryl and Omarion were once engaged. They split after having two children. And Fizzo was criticized for breaking the "bro code" by dating his friend's ex.
Apryl defended her relationship with Fizzo, insisting that they were not the only ones messing around with B2K "family." She claimed, "There was other relationships that were happening with members with other family members."
After Apryl and Fizzo went public with their romance, Omarion snubbed B2K and chose to tour with Bow Wow, Soulja Boy, and Ying Yang Twins instead. J-Boog, another B2K member, blamed it on Fizzo and Apryl. "Fizzle Pop ruined everything, I wouldn't say he ruined everything, but about 99% of it though," he said.
