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Love & Hip Hop Star Emily B Denies Fabolous And Adrienne Dating Rumor

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Love and Hip Hop star Emily Bustamante has opened much of her life to the world on the hit VH1 reality TV show. Despite filming for several months, much of what we know about Emily revolves around her on and off relationship with rapper Fabolous. From our point of view it appears that Fabolous has cheated on Emily several times, including with Ms. Kimbella, but she still holds a special place in her heart for him. While it’s not clear exactly how many women Fabolous has cheated on Emily with there’s always one name that manages to always pops up. R&B singer Adrienne Bailon formerly of 3LW and the Cheetah Girls. It seemed that wherever you saw Fab, Adrienne wasn’t far behind. They had to have been dating right?! For the first time, Emily address the incessant rumor with Loop 21.

Loop 21: On the blogs, we see you with Adrienne Bailon, who was rumored to be messing with Fabolous, your ex. What’s going on there?

Emily B.: I just left from being with her. We’ve been friends for years. We’re all friends. I think that when you see Fab and you see Adrienne, they’re both celebrities so you automatically assume that they’re together, but he’s actually friends with her boyfriend. And I won’t reveal her business. We were always together and that’s how that misconception started, but she is not dating Fab. I actually feel bad for her at this point because she can’t get rid of it, but we laugh at it. She comes to my house on Christmas…

So there, everyone’s family. And finally in season two of Love & Hip Hop we follow Emily on her transition from leaving Fabolous, starting over again and watch her career as a fashion designer blossom. Watch Love and Hip Hop tonight on VH1.

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