Erica Mena Opens Up About Cam Newton In New Interview

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Erica Mena recently sat on Cam Newton's 'Funky Friday' podcast and fired up a few topics.

The mother of three talked about co-parenting, color and her career as a video vixen.

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Erica Mena Talks About Co-Parenting, Music Video Work & Color Controversy

Mena has been open about the current state of co-parenting with her ex-husband Safaree Samuels. When Cam asked her how they were doing, she said, “I want it to be better. I pray every day that it gets better.” Erica recently accused Safaree of negligence and incompetence “correction” their children while they are in his arms. The former reality star said she will continue her duties as a mother until Safaree steps down. In addition, he talked about his music video work. He said “scrawly” and he didn't feel really sexy when he started, but he “I didn't know [she] there was what was needed.”

Newton also asked her about the color feud with her 'Love and Hip Hop' co-star, Spice. As previously reported by The Shade Room, Mena received backlash after calling the Jamaican singer as “blue monkey.” He said, “My actions have a bigger impact than I thought.” He added that he was “That's embarrassing [she] put women of color down.” Erica said she wished more of Spice's behavior had been shown so viewers could better understand why she was upset, but she would accept it. “accountability” regardless. Cam complimented him, he replied, “I'm glad to say that.” Erica added, “It was all wrong in the choice of words.”

Spice Answers Erica Mena's Ideas

Spice then jumped into the comments on The Shade Room's Instagram post and responded. The singer's long message reads as follows:

“Girl, you agreed, at least you agreed to ask to talk to me, because on a normal day you couldn't sit at my table because I knew you thought you were better than black girls. I heard how you talked about me behind the scenes, you just got caught on camera that day.” Spice continued, “Take me out of the equation since you still have a Victim mentality in our situation. What made you call Miami promoters animals and monkeys, why did you call Johnny Blaze a black monkey?(Everything is on Google)”

The 41-year-old added, “You brought your son to the conversation, you came to that table to talk about the Amaras twins, no one can provoke you to say racial insults. Remember you are a 'repeat offender' you don't regret the culture that puts millions [dollars] in your pocket. You could have said anything but you chose to disrespect the entire Nation. Discussions are not a cure but Continue.”

Looks like Spice and Mena are going to have a beef forward.

Check out the interview below: