‘Bad Girls Club’ Alums Demand Documentary, Allege Misconduct

A wave of former “Bad Girls Club” stars is pressuring manufacturing corporations to launch a deep-dive documentary into the alleged misconduct and poisonous ambiance that outlined the fact present within the early 2000s.

When a netizen talked about “Unhealthy Ladies Membership,” a number of of the present’s marquee gamers chimed in, implying they’d be interested by sharing how producers allegedly held them hostage, allowed them to be assaulted, and denied them their cell telephones after they believed they had been in peril.

The Shade Room shared a publish from a social media consumer who wrote that watching “Actuality Test” on Netflix made them desire a documentary about Oxygen’s now-canceled collection, “The Unhealthy Ladies Membership.”

It did not take lengthy for collection alumni to flood the feedback part, throwing their weight behind the concept whereas unloading on the present’s producers over their alleged habits.

Jelaminah Lanier left a passionate response, sharing, “They certain TF do have to make one.” She continued, “Them producers used to speak to us any kinds of method. Solely paid us $500 per week.”

Lanier went on, sharing stunning claims. “[Producers] allow us to get assaulted by safety guards. Would stroll in on us being bare within the bathe. Held me and the twins hostage and did not wanna give us our telephones again.”

Lanier is referencing an explosive scene from season 14 of the present, during which she and two different contestants, Shannon and Shannade Clermont, had 1000’s of {dollars} ‘ value of their private belongings destroyed by different castmates.

Lanier alleged that producers would not return her telephone till after she ran “down the road screaming for assist.” She claimed, “[I was] knocking on the neighbors’ doorways. Could not name the police [because] they stored disconnecting the telephones. Y’all do not know frfr.”

Lanier is not the one one calling for a “BGC” docuseries.

Shannon and Shannade commented, “TUH! agreed…,” whereas Tiara Hodge from season 7 commented, “Child, if we had been ever getting alongside in the home, [the producers] would flip off the telephone traces and web so we could not even try this.”

Mehgan James, who additionally appeared on “Basketball Wives” and “Basketball Wives: Orlando,” additionally voiced assist for a possible documentary. Past criticizing the present’s meager $500 weekly stipend, James recounted being left in a resort room in Mexico for 4 days with out a phrase from manufacturing, claiming they even held the solid’s passports.

Tanisha Thomas, one of many present’s breakout stars, most recognized for her crashout over sleep, wrote, “Chileee…..”

Jonica Sales space additionally weighed in, alleging that producers intentionally cranked up the home thermostat to create stress and frustrate the solid.

“I solely realized it was intentional after they got here up stairs with coats on! And $500??? Can’t imagine i accepted that shit! A N D once we went to the membership WE needed to pay!” she added.

Danielle Victor, who starred in season 8 alongside her twin sister, Gabrielle, mentioned she’d solely speak concerning the “horror tales from behind the scenes” if she had been paid greater than she was paid to movie the present in 2012.

These disturbing accounts from “BGC” alumni surfaced simply days after Netflix dropped its explosive look into the world of Tyra Banks and “America’s Subsequent High Mannequin.”

The three-part manufacturing, in line with The Blast, featured interviews with Banks and fellow govt producer Ken Mok, in addition to former judges J. Alexander, Jay Manuel, and Nigel Barker.