Best of: Tiffany "New York" Pollard, Nicole "Hoopz" Alexander, & Jason "Heat" Rosell
Before Housewives and Kardashians, there were the ladies of VH1's Flavor of Love and the gentlemen of I Love New York. Take a trip down memory lane with the juiciest clips from our interview with Jason "Heat" Rosell (I Love New York and I Love Money 1 & 2), Tiffany "New York" Pollard (Flavor of Love and I Love New York), and Nicole "Hoopz" Alexander (Flavor of Love and I Love Money).
We gab about:
- Getting cast on the 'Of Love' dating shows without ever knowing who their suitor/suitress was
- I Love Money being "fixed"
- The Ryan Jenkins scandal that ended 51 Minds
- Life after reality TV
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