Flavor of Love - Cast

Cast

Flavor Flav

William Jonathan Drayton, Jr. (Flavor Flav of the rap group Public Enemy) is the bachelor looking for love.

Hoopz

Nicole Deannae Alexander is the winner of the first season. After the show, she started acting and modeling. Hoopz and Flavor Flav broke up soon after the show ended. She has since gone on to compete in the VH1 series I Love Money, winning the grand prize of $250,000. She is now dating Shaquille O'Neal.

Deelishis

Chandra Davis is the winner of the second season. She has her own line of jeans called D-Cut, and will participate in a 2009 national tour of the Vagina Monologues with an all-black cast, most of whom are also former reality show contestants. Davis also appeared on I Love Money 3 along with Buckeey.

Thing 2

Tresha is the winner of the third season. Tresha entered the competition with her sister Trisha (Thing 1, who was eliminated after the "Never-Wed Challenge"). Although Tresha eliminated in episode 12, she was brought back in episode 13, and subsequently won the competition. She was dumped on the reunion show when Flav decided to reunite with Liz, the mother of his son Karma.

Liz

The mother of Flav's youngest child, Karma. Flav said she was the right one the whole time and proposed to her on the reunion show of Season 3.

Big Rick

Big Rick is Flavor's assistant and bodyguard. He and Flav met in 2004 while in Las Vegas at the Hard Rock Hotel Casino while shooting for Flav’s other show, Strange Love. Big Rick used to work at a detention facility in Florida.

New York

Tiffany Pollard was the runner up of both the first and the second seasons. After the show, she appeared on her own reality dating show, I Love New York, which aired for two seasons, as well as New York Goes to Hollywood and New York Goes to Work.

Pumkin

Brooke Thompson finished in third-place on the first season. She gained notoriety after spitting on Tiffany Pollard shortly after her elimination. After the show, she received the Best Fight Award (with Pollard) at the Fox Reality Awards in 2006. She now has a clothing line called Pumkin Apparel, which includes a shirt that reads “Pumkin spit on me and I like it…” She appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School and I Love Money. She has also appeared on Judge Jeanine Pirro, the Family Feud as a member of the Gardiner family, and Playboy TV's "Foursome" in 2009.

Saaphyri

Saaphyri Windsor was disqualified in the first episode of season two after fighting with another contestant. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School, winning the competition. She currently has her own lip balm line called Lip Chap and her own brand of weave hair called Saaphyri's Ultimate Indian Hair. She placed fifth on VH1's I Love Money 2. It can also be noted that Windsor holds the record for being the only contestant in the series that did not received a nickname.

Buckwild

Becky Johnston appeared on Flavor of Love 2. She threw her shoe at Tiffany Pollard during the After the Lovin' reunion, almost hitting host La La Vazquez. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School and I Love Money 2.

Toasteee

Jennifer Toof appeared on Flavor of Love 2 where she was eliminated on the show's fourth episode after Flav discovered she had posed in a pornographic magazine. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School and the first season of I Love Money.

Black

Candace Cabrera is the runner-up on the third season.

Bootz

Larissa Aurora appeared on Flavor of Love 2. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School. Later on, during the show's reunion special, she got into an argument with Charm School's "headmistress"' actress Mo'Nique. In Flavor of Love season 2 she finished in fourth place.

Buckeey

Shay Johnson appeared on Flavor of Love 2. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School.Then later was a contestant on the unaired 3rd season of I Love Money 3, along with Deelishis.

Myammee

Angela Pitts appeared on Flavor of Love 3. After the show, she won I Love Money 2

Hottie

Schatar Taylor appeared on Flavor of Love, where she gained notoriety for trying to microwave a raw chicken. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School.

Serious

Cristal Steverson appeared on Flavor of Love. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School.

Smiley

Leilene Ondrade appeared on Flavor of Love. After the show, she was the runner-up of Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School and later appeared on I Love Money 2.

Wire

Jesselynn Desmond appeared on Flavor of Love 2. After the show, she appeared on the VH1 Big Awards.

Like Dat

Darra Boyd appeared on Flavor of Love 2. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School.

Krazy

Heather Crawford appeared on Flavor of Love 2. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School. In Flavor of Love season 2 she finished in third place.

Goldie

Courtney Jackson appeared on Flavor of Love. After the show, she appeared on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School. In Flavor of Love season 1 she finished in fourth place.

Rain

Thela Brown appeared on Flavor of Love. After the show, she was the first contestant to get expelled on Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School

Nibblz

Domenique Majors appeared on Flavor of Love 2. After the show, she appeared on the first season of I Love Money, where she was eliminated on the second episode, placing 16th.

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