It seems like drama will never leave the cast of "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta," even if they already left the show. 

On Wednesday, former "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" star K. Michelle reignited her feud with rapper Lil' Kim when she came to Power 105.1's "The Breakfast Club" to promote her sophomore album titled "Anyone Wanna Buy a Heart?" 

K. Michelle started talking about Lil' Kim during the interview, saying that the rapper asked her to become the godmother of her child Royal Reign, which she found odd. 

She also said that she saw the interview where Li' Kim talked about her several months ago, and stated, "Plastic Penny, her face is stretched back too tight, it probably affected her brain. I don't know ... I just feel bad for her face. Don't talk to me until you get your original face back." 

Naturally, the "Crush on You" singer answered K. Michelle's tirade through her Instagram account, claiming that she never asked the reality show star about being her child's godmother. Lil' Kim said that the moment that K. Michelle was referring to when she was supposedly asking her to be a godparent never happened, since no one knew at that time that she was actually pregnant. She also accused the orange-haired singer that she is bipolar, and she takes Prozac for recreation. However, Lil' Kim said that this will be the last time that she will discuss this matter, and wished K. Michelle success on her new album. 

The feuding between the cast members of VH1's spin-off series does not and won't stop there because even its executive producers get involved in fights. 

After season 3 ended, hip hop producer Benzino and his fiancée Althea Heart were mysteriously fired from the show's fourth season. Benzino claimed that executive producer Mona Scott Young dropped them in favor of Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez, who he recently had an ugly feud. Other claims mentioned that Benzino was fired because he issued death threats to the show's producers, but none of these rumors have been confirmed. 

But during an ambush interview with VLAD TV, the executive producer said, "Benzino and Althea, I think, are very much aware of what transpired and I wish them nothing but the best. They were very much in love so I'm hoping they move forward and have an incredible wedding and amazing life together, but I wish them the best." 

The fourth season of "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" is expected to air next year, and the cast will welcome singer Nivea who will join the show.