Moniece Slaughter

* Season 5
* Season 4
* Season 3
* Seasons 1-2

**Moniece Slaughter** is a main cast member on the first five seasons of *Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood.* She was an original cast member. Slaughter was one of the central protagonists of the Hollywood Franchise, having a major storyline in every season.

The show chronicles Slaughter's relationships with her son's father Fizz, and his various relationships he brings around. Throughout her show, she aspires to breakthrough with her music and to be the best mother to her son while trying to get rid of the image of a "deadbeat" mother, a narrative Fizz, and others tried to falsely push.

Season two Moniece was in a relationship with *New York's* Rich Dollaz, and a relationship with AD which ended in season five. Moniece was a controversial figure in the franchise coming to odds with Princess, Ray J, Nikki, Brandi B, and Apryl. She had a long running feud with Princess, which led to Love unsuccessfully trying to run at Slaughter multiple times. She eventually makes up with her long-time rival Princess in the season five reunion.

By season six, Moniece stepped down as a main cast member, and appeared as a major supporting protagonist chronicling her mental health struggles, and the speculation of Fizz and Apryl's relationship. A majority of the cast rallied around Slaughter when Fizz's assumed relationship was confirmed, and the couple tried to push a narrative that Slaughter still was in love with Fizz.

She appears as a special guest star in season seven of *New York*, where she confronts Rich on the status of their relationship subsequentially ruining his relationship with Jade. She appears in the eighth season of *Atlanta*, finding romance with Scrapp Deleon, the relationship eventually falls apart when Scrapp is seen with his ex. She attempts to work with Akbar V on new music, and is caught in the crossfire at the season eight reunion when KK jumped over her to snatch Pooh Hicks.

She appears as a supporting cast member on season seven of *Love & Hip Hop: New York*, season eight of *Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta* and season six of *Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood*.

## Before *Love & Hip Hop*

Moniece Slaughter is a singer-songwriter, best known for singing the original theme song of *America's Next Top Model*. Her stepfather is Grammy Award-winning gospel singer Dave Thomas of Take 6. She has a son, Kamron David Frédéric (born January 8, 2010) with Lil' Fizz.

## *Love & Hip Hop* franchise (2014–2019)

Moniece is introduced on *Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood* as Fizz's estranged baby mama/ex-fiancée, who is struggling to shake off her "deadbeat mom" reputation and provide for her family by starting a sex toy business. During the season, she clashes with Fizz's girlfriend, Amanda, which culminates in a violent altercation where Moniece drags her across a table by her hair. Moniece begins dating *Love & Hip Hop: New York* cast member Rich Dollaz and takes on a larger role in season two, which explores her mental health issues and her difficult relationship with her mother Marla. She ignites a vicious feud with Princess and Brandi after a confrontation at the second season reunion, which intensifies throughout season three, leading to the uncovering of an alleged sex tape.

Moniece reveals her bisexuality at the season three reunion, and her girlfriend, A.D., joins the cast in season four. The season chronicles their relationship struggles, as well as her feud with A.D.'s friend Tiffany, who would begin dating Fizz in season five. After publicly begging producers to be let out of her contract, Moniece confirmed that season five would be her last as a series regular. At the reunion, she and Princess shared a tearful reconciliation, finally ending their feud after several years on the show together.

Moniece returns as a supporting cast member in season six, which chronicles her ongoing co-parenting struggles with Fizz, when his dishonesty about his relationship with Apryl drives a wedge between them. At the reunion, she fights with Fizz and Apryl and subsequently leaves the show.

Moniece also appears as a supporting cast member in two episodes of season seven of *Love & Hip Hop: New York*, where she visits New York to expose Rich for trying to rekindle their relationship behind Jade's back, and in season eight of *Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta*, where she has a brief relationship with rapper Scrapp DeLeon. She also appears in the specials *The Wedding*, *Dirty Little Secrets*, *The Love Edition*, *Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified* and *40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot*.

## Gallery

**Opening credits**

Moniece in the opening credits of *LHHH* seasons 1 & 2.Moniece in the opening credits of *LHHH* seasons 3 & 4.Moniece in the opening credits of *LHHH* season 5.**Green screen looks**

Moniece's green screen look in *LHHH* season 1.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHH* season 2.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHH* season 3.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHNY* season 7.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHH* season 4.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHH* season 5.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHATL* season 8.Moniece's green screen look in *LHHH* season 6.
## Appearances

Moniece has made 85 appearances so far.

 6.01, 6.02, 6.04, 6.07, 6.09, 6.13, 6.14, 6.15, 6.18, 6.19, 6.20, 6.21

## Trivia

* She Was Born In Los Angeles And Raised In The Woodland Hills Neighborhood Of Los Angeles, California.
* Moniece Attended The El Camino Real High School In Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California.
* She Has 4 Siblings (2 From Her Mom's Side and 2 From Her Dad's Side).
* Moniece Gave Birth To Her Son Kamron Frédéric On January 8, 2010 At 22 Years Old.
* Her Mother Marla Thomas Gave Birth To Her At 19 Years Old.
* She Revealed Her Biological Father Michael Slaughter Disowned Her For Being Bisexual.
* Moniece Has Written Songs For Akon And Marques Houston.
* Though featured as a supporting cast member in the 6th and final season, she still was heavily featured throughout.
* Subsequently, her last season was the final season of Hollywood which was cancelled after the COVID-19 shutdown.