Danger Says Her Life Would Have Been Way Better If She Stayed Away From Black People

Danger From ‘For The Love Of Ray J’ Says Her Life Would Have Been Way Better If She Completely Stayed Away From Black People

Monica Leon formally known as Danger from VH1’s ‘For The Love of Ray J’ is going viral after speaking out regarding how she feels her life would have turned out if she would have never made relationships with Black people.

According to the reality star, if she’d completely stayed away from Black people, her life would have been way better.

“I’d have just married a White boy from my neighborhood growing up or from my church.. probably a doctor or a lawyer and I’d probably would have had a totally normal wonderful life without any drama at all, without any abuse at all,” Danger said on live.

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She continued, “Like I could have just found a nice person and marry them.. and they wouldn’t have been Black and my life would have been awesome.”

“I wouldn’t have been in the hospitals, I wouldn’t have been in the jails or the prisons, I wouldn’t have gotten attacked and a hundred percent of the people who attacked me were Blacks. A hundred percent of people that I’ve had to fight were Blacks.”

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She then blamed the whole situation on her empathy towards Black people. “And you know what’s interesting about this whole thing is had I not being so empathetic to the Black situation and I not really just know about the history, read so many books in college.”

She continued, “I read a lot of the Black Panther’s books in college and I was super upset about what’s happening and I did not have a Black family.”

Folks online have since been eating her up over the claims that Black people ruined her life. “Hmmm… the face tatt was probably the downfall, not black folks,” someone commented. “Take some accountability. Your life is that way because you made it that way,” another person wrote.

Back in 2021, Danger spoke with Storm Monroe about her experience on the reality show, how she perceived Ray J at the time and how being a reality star in her early twenties was a very bad experience for her.

“It really hindered me more than it helped me. There were a few good things that came from it but overwhelmingly, it was a horrible experience. It really just made me give up on my dreams,” she said.