OHKAY Growth! Reginae Carter is making the right decisions as she continues to level up in the industry. She’s one of the co-hosts on AllBLK’s show ‘Social Society’ and has been focused on her new clothing line. In a recent interview on The Breakfast Club, sitting next to some of the show’s other co-hosts, Kendra G and Kendall Kyndall, the reality star opened up about her decision to not clap back at negative comments online.
Charlamagne Tha God asked Reginae, “You used to clap back a lot at people who used to come at your pops, come at your mom. Why did you slow down on that?” The 23-year-old responded that her age had a lot to do with it and that she didn’t want it to interfere with furthering her acting career. “I wanted to do stuff in life. You don’t know who’s in that room. You don’t know who you’re going to clap back to that you might need one day. I want to act. It’s so many directors. It’s so many people that might hear that I clapped back at this person and might say, ‘Oh, she’s hard to work with.'”
Reginae also explained that she had to get her act together and is constantly working on herself. Everyone is familiar that she is Lil Wayne’s oldest child, and she touched on her upbringing. She told Charlamagne that she never heard the word “no” until she got older. “I had to humble myself,” she said.
Charlamagne was shocked to learn about Reginae’s childhood, but she commended her mom for raising her right, setting boundaries, and making her work for things. Toya Johnson, Reginae’s mom, stepped into The Shade Room, showing her daughter love. “That’s my girl! #Iloveyourgrowth #proudmama.” The Roommates also loved seeing the mature side of Reginae. One commented, “It’s wasted energy for anyone to go back & forth on social media with keyboard bullies. Good for her! She has more important things to do.” Roommates, do you think more celebrities should follow Reginae and stop responding to negative comments?
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