Reginae Carter Says She Won't Be Bringing Anymore Boyfriends On Her Show

Source: EarnTheNecklace.com

Reginae Carter isn’t interested in making any of her boyfriends famous anymore. Hot New Hip Hop picked up on a conversation Lil’ Wayne’s daughter had with Page Six recently in which she claimed she wouldn’t be bringing men on her show anymore.

According to the outlet, Carter has been enjoying the single life a lot lately, and she’ll likely continue with the same lifestyle until she finally finds a good man. The reality star said to reporters from Page Six that she won’t be bringing men on to the show until she finds a guy who really captivates her attention.

This applies especially to her role in Vh1’s TI & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle. As it was previously reported, Regaine, the 21-year-old daughter of Lil’ Wayne and Toya Johnson, broke it off with YFN Lucci just a few months ago.

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During her chat with Page Six, Reginae explained, “I’m not bringing no dudes on the show,” before going on to say that it wasn’t her role to make someone famous. Reginae and Lucci were a couple for the majority of the year before they finally broke it off.

Their breakup was brewing for months, but the Cucumber Party was the last straw for Reginae. Regardless, it looks like Reginae is serious about not inviting men onto the show. These days, the reality star is living in Atlanta, Georgia.

Carter reportedly purchased a new home too. According to the 21-year-old, she may have to leave Atlanta because it’s a much smaller city and it’s impossible to find a man because everyone knows each other. Word gets around.

Reginae went on to say that she’s considering moving to Los Angeles. It’s “the only place that I can go,” Carter remarked. Reginae said it was hard to tell which people were real and who was fake.

The reality star joked that she often tells herself that the most important thing is to continue checking her bank account, which is likely growing all of the time due to her involvement in lucrative reality TV deals.