'Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta' season 4 news: New cast member Margo Simms onboard, Toya Wright on her marriage

Season 4 of "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" will welcome new cast members and let go of a potential one. Toya Wright and her now-former husband Memphitz were supposed to be part of the reality show's latest season. However, the hair stylist and businesswoman rejected the offer as the couple wanted to focus on their family (they just got married at the time and they have children to look after). 

But it seems that there is more to the issue than meets the eye. The relationship of the two gradually went downhill when Toya reportedly started to notice negative changes in her partner, whom she described to have a "good heart" and is "respectful." The reality star believes that this is due to her husband's former lover K. Michelle, and her calling him a "woman beater" got the best out of him. 

The alleged stress Memphitz was going through due to the problem further led to him blaming Toya for the missed opportunity of being on the reality show, not only for a better career but also for the chance to actually defend himself from K. Michelle's allegations. This inevitably headed to their separation. However, Toya expressed her readiness to save her marriage as she believes that Memphitz is a good man and that his constant worry is causing the change. 

With Toya not joining the VH1 series, "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" is throwing another individual into the crazy mix. Initially a rumor, Margo Simms' participation in the new season of the show is more solid than ever with Mimi Faust confirming it. 

While that may bring some extreme catfights in the show (Margo's husband Nikko Smith is Mimi's former beau), the 45-year-old reality star put across that the romance between her and her ex is "a hundred thousand percent done." 

Mimi did not dish out Margo's role in the show but she assured that the new season of "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" will be "nuts."

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