VIDEO: Chrissy Monroe tells us what should be placed on her tombstone

Former VH1 reality TV personality, Chrissy Monroe, is quite a character. If you didn't know before, you know now that Chrissy Monroe is quite comfortable in her own skin. When talking about regrets, Chrissy Monroe cracks up about the wigs she wore on Love & Hip Hop New York. In fact, laughingly, she tells What's The 411 correspondent, Courtney Rashon, that "those wigs" should be placed on her tombstone.

 You can watch the full interview with Chrissy Monroe here.

A new E! Reality TV show puts spotlight on Wives and Girlfriends of Sports Stars (WAGS)

The What's The 411 panel of hosts Glenn Gilliam and Kizzy Cox, and beauty correspondent Courtney Rashon, are listening attentively as What's The 411 correspondent and comedienne, Onika McLean, informs the team of an upcoming reality TV show. However, they are unprepared for what follows next.

All we need is more and more reality TV! There's a new show in town and it's called, WAGS! Wives and Girlfriends of Sports Stars.

Someone needs to come up with a tutorial about how to snag a professional sports player because I listen to some of these women talk, and they are not the brightest of the bunch. It's obvious they spend tons of time in the gym and not enough time at the library.

"I'm saying...I need some help; I'm going to the supermarket, I've got on heels and red lipstick and I'm going to need some help. So, I'm thinking a show; a show idea, Evelyn Lozada's School of Making it Clap!," Onika exclaims.

"Stop playing games, Onika," says Kizzy. "No school of making it clap."

"That's a valuable tool," Onika replies. "Ask men; married men. Glenn."

Glenn responds, "Yes; when we return, we'll be telling you what's in the pipeline and shutting this down. Keep it, where you got it."

WAGS premieres on E! on August 18, 2015 at 10P|9C2015WAGS premieres on E! on August 18, 2015 at 10P|9C.

Malaysia Pargo Separates the Person from the Behavior

Basketball Wives reality TV personality Malaysia Pargo revealed her feelings about co-star Jackie Christie.

Pargo states: "I don't hate Jackie, I actually love her. If something happened to her, I would be really sad. It's not that I hate her, I just hate the things she does."

Do you believe Pargo?

Pargo recently launched a bedding line called, Hedgecock Creed.

Stay tuned.

A new reality TV show to determine which set of twins have the closest bond

VH1 is ready to dip its feet back into the reality TV pool with the launch of its new show, Twinning on July 22nd. This show will feature twins in a survivor-like competition for a grand prize of $222,222,22. For 10 weeks, a dozen set of twins will live apart from one another and compete in challenges to see which pair really has the closest bond.

Bishop TD Jakes steps onto a reality TV Set; should he use his position for real world issues on a broader scale

Rev. T.D. Jakes gave the bickering Braxton sisters the scolding of their lives on Braxton Family Values. In short he said:

"you're spoiled. You're flat-out spoiled."

"to see you in these fancy shoes and these nice clothes, and act like this??? "how can we teach our children to respect black women, if black women don't respect black women? This has got to stop."

Although the mega-church leader intervened with the Braxton sisters, What's The 411 host, Glenn Gilliam, took him to task for not being a voice against police brutality. What's The 411 correspondent, Onika McLean, came to Reverend Jakes defense in that he may not be an activist, as all preachers are not activist preachers.

Where do you stand? Should Reverend T.D. Jakes have a louder voice regarding police brutality or, does he only get involved if there is a check?

Is the Oprah Winfrey Network destroying its brand with Livin Lozada?

In this segment of What's The 411, the panel led by Beauty Expert Courtney Rashon, is discussing the fact that reality TV personality Evelyn Lozada now has a show on OWN, the Oprah Winfrey Network.

VIDEO: Celebrity make-up artist Priscilla DiStasio attends Tene Nicole Marketing and Public Relation's 2nd annual fundraiser, Shopping Night Out to support the non-profit organization, Beating Cancer in Heels.

What's The 411 correspondent Barbara Bullard asked Priscilla DiStasio about her motivation for attending Shopping Night Out.

"Well anything I can do to help and help raise money for a good cause is definitely something that I am always down to do," Priscilla DiStasio responded.

Priscilla DiStasio also mentioned that many of her family members were cancer survivors, so the event is meaningful and women have to stay strong.

Switching gears to her career, Priscilla DiStasio is in her third season with The Real Housewives of New Jersey, as a make-up artist to Teresa Giudice.

A mentor to young women, some who are aspiring make-up artists, Priscilla DiStasio advice is to stay positive, keep motivated, be focused and determined because life is short.

Shopping Night Out was conceived by Nikkia McClain, Founder and CEO, Tene Nicole Marketing and Public Relations.

Shopping Night Out benefits Beating Cancer in Heels, a non-profit organization created by Marlena Ortiz, a 28-year-old breast cancer survivor.

VIDEO: Mob Wives reality TV star Love Majewski attends Shopping Night Out to support Beating Cancer in Heels

Speaking to What's The 411 correspondent Barbara Bullard, Love Majewski explained the back story that is of interest to many people. Ms. Majewski came to fame through I Married a Mobster, a docu-drama based on her life. I Married a Mobster was a cathartic experience for Ms. Majewski because it helped to reveal her toxic lifestyle.

"More than anything, it was very healing, to let out the things that I hadn't been able to say in the past... purging myself of all the negativity," Ms. Majewski said about I Married a Mobster.

The reason for sharing her story is for young women. Ms. Majewski advises young women to give another look at the normal guy.

Ms. Majewski recently created her own cosmetic company, Veritas Cosmetics, and now knows that she can stand on her own. She no longer sees men as a crutch and wants young women to know they can do anything on their own.

Shopping Night Out was conceived by Nikkia McClain, Founder and CEO, Tene Nicole Marketing and Public Relations.

Shopping Night Out benefits Beating Cancer in Heels, a non-profit organization created by Marlena Ortiz, a 28-year-old breast cancer survivor.