'Love & Hip Hop: New York's' Amina Buddafly talks about relationship with Peter Gunz after learning about Tara Wallace's pregnancy

"Love & Hip Hop: New York" star Amina Buddafly has recently spoken about her feelings toward her crazy relationship with her husband, Peter Gunz.

By this point, everyone already knows that Buddafly and Gunz had been caught in a twisted love affair, as the latter had cheated again with his ex, Tara Wallace. Worse, the recent episodes of the VH1 series revealed that Wallace was pregnant with and already gave birth to Gunz' baby.

Buddafly may have revealed the reason why she still sticks to Gunz in an earlier interview with VH1, but recently, she admitted that she has not completely taken back her husband, especially when she learned that he impregnated Wallace again.

In an interview with VLad TV on Wednesday, Buddafly shared about how she felt about her relationship with Gunz after learning the truth. She admitted that she was really hurt that time she found out and after seeing the episode again, it was like reliving that specific moment.

She did not cry after watching the episode again, but that's because she's all cried out at that point, she revealed. When asked about how many times her husband has cheated on her, she only responded that Gunz had cheated on her constantly with Wallace, adding that Wallace is the "main issue" in their marriage and that she's the reason why she and Peter are on a break.

Ever since Buddafly learned that Wallace was pregnant again, her relationship with Gunz has never been totally fixed.

"Actually you know what now when I think about it, since I found out that she's pregnant I never really have taken him back ever since then," the "Give Me More" singer said in her interview.

Buddafly may have shared about the rough patches in her relationship, but it appears that she and Gunz are still very much together. Earlier this week, she posted on Instagram a selfie of her and her daughter Cori with the caption, "Headed to dinner." At the same time, Gunz posted a photo of Buddafly, bearing the caption "Do you know what today is? It's our anniversary.. Love u world@aminabuddafly."

 

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