'Love and Hip Hop' season 4: Stevie J, Joseline the new 'Brangelina'? Former stars Benzino, Althea Eaton expecting baby

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Benzino and Althea Heart [Photo credit: Instagram]

Something good came along for feisty former reality show couple Benzino and Althea Eaton after the two were fired from "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta." The couple confirmed through TMZ that Eaton is five months pregnant with their first child together.

Speculations about her pregnancy surfaced after she and her rapper beau posted something about it in their social media accounts back in March, but they later on deleted all the posts pertaining to the pregnancy. But now, the couple officially announced that the baby will arrive in November. Benzino also began posting new pregnancy details on his Instagram account, including the baby's gender.

Based on one of his most recent posts, the couple's first baby together will be a boy. Benzino already has three children from previous relationships, while this will be the first for Eaton. 

Both Benzino and Eaton were fired from VH1's reality show after they had a very violent altercation with Stevie J. and his girlfriend Joseline Hernandez during the reunion episode of season 3. 

Meanwhile, the remaining cast of "Love& Hip Hop: Atlanta" for season 4 have a lot of things to deal with. 

In the previous episode, Stevie J seemed to be distracting Joseline from her thoughts regarding Jessica Dime's allegations that he was flirting with her in the past. According to the hip hop producer, someone wants him to become the executive producer of a romantic comedy titled "That Time of the Month," and Joseline should be the star in it. This makes Joseline believe that she and her man will be the next Brangelina. 

On the other hand, Rasheeda Frost is worried that she is giving her husband Kirk more trust than she should, since she feels that her husband is spending an inappropriate amount of time with his new talent named Ashley.

More drama is expected to air in the next episodes of "Love & Hip Hop" season 4 on VH1. 

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