For those of you who may be keeping up with Growing Up Hip Hop, it’s obvious that Miller has changed this season. Since the series launched in 2016 on WeTV, much of Romeo’s storyline has been focused on a potential budding romance between him and Angela Simmons. This year, however, the pair aren’t friends, and while Romeo has continuously taken to social media to come against how he’s being portrayed on Growing Up Hip Hop, the young rap mogul can’t seem to dodge criticism from the public.

Romeo Miller Quits "Growing Up Hip Hop" Over "Fake Love Triangle": Report
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Romeo acts as an executive producer of the show, but according to an exclusive report by TheJasmineBRAND, Romeo has quit the series. The outlet states they’ve spoken to a source who revealed Romeo and the production crew have been at odds. “Romeo nor his father () would never go against their morals for money for any network,” the person reportedly said. “He hasn’t been on much of this season and is focusing on his many businesses, career and his love life with new girlfriend. Romeo has nothing against the cast, 

Over on his Instagram profile, Romeo removed the series from his list of current projects. About an hour ago he wrote a lengthy caption to promote MTV’s Ex on the Beach, a show Romeo has been a host of since 2018. in New Zealand. It was a last minute decision and I had to clear my entire schedule including Co hosting GMA for the month,” Romeo wrote. “I was on my best training regime to date, it was finally summer, and my beard started to finally grow in ha.”

“My message; ,” he added. “God’s plans are much greater than ours. I’m happier and wiser after my experience on the other side of the world. Stay focus and everything will work it self out. That’s my key ingredient for success, big faith.” Check it out below.