Alexis Sky has tried her best to stay far away from the drama but it looks like it just continues to follow her.
The former Love and Hip-Hop reality star is being called out by model Ayisha Diaz as she accuses her of trying to link with her man.
In a series of IG Story posts, Ayisha alleges that Sky has been “begging” to see her boyfriend. Both ladies have been linked to a man named WaterByG.
Diaz said in her rant, “You think I won’t catch you without security Alexis Sky? Ok.” Diaz went on to say, “You out here f***ING his friends but still begging to see my man… praying all day and night on Instagram but still selling pu**y and trying to f*ck everyone else man that didn’t wife you!” An angry Diaz continued, “You nothing but a vulture out here pretending that you’ve changed just to get [these] poor souls to buy your book and go to your fake seminars!!”
That wasn’t all… check out more of what Diaz had to say about Alexis Sky:
The television personality-turned-spiritual speaker has not publicly reacted to Ayisha’s comments yet and just may not even give it energy.
As we previously reported, Sky has taken a new approach to life. During an interview with Mind Blowing Magazine earlier this year, she revealed how her time in a recovery house after getting cosmetic surgery changed her life and put her on a path of discovery.
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“I felt like I was going crazy. I was at a recovery house because my blood levels kept going up and down so I knew that was God telling me not to get the surgery,” Alexis Sky explained. “But I was just being hard-headed, but there were so many complications going on. At that very moment, I was feeling sick, I was going through the surgery and [God] was just there, he came to me.”
“I’m like why did I do this? At that point God was there with me, it was just me and God. He was talking to me, ‘You’re about to redirect your whole life.’ He was downloading everything that he wanted me to get rid of, even the people that I needed to get rid of. It hurt because some of the people I didn’t want to get rid of. I had to because they were leading me into destruction. I came back from Columbia a new person, people kinda didn’t even recognize me.”
She concluded, “My journey was about me overcoming depression. I quit drinking hard liquor and I am finding myself. Every day I am getting closer to God. My relationship with God is getting stronger; I am so grateful. I am not looking for anyone’s approval for my personal relationship with God.”