Princess Love, girlfriend of Love & Hip Hop Hollywood star Ray J, has spoken out about her recent suicide attempt and confessed she is remorseful for making the very serious threat.

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TMZ broke the news that Ray J contacted police after Princess Love threatened to commit suicide just hours after the two had an argument.

Princess Love reassured fans that she would never take her own life and went a little too far while arguing with Ray J. She revealed the two had a disagreement over holiday plans. She also confirmed she and Ray J are still going strong.

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However Ray J's former assistant and Love & Hip Hop Hollywood co-star Morgan Hardman has accused the One Wish singer and his girlfriend, Princess Love of faking her suicide attempt for publicity.

She took to her Twitter Thursday morning and wrote, "Wow I was really feeling sorry. they just took Publicity stunt to a whole new level. suicide is nothing to even play with i'm disgusted."

She added a thumbs down emoji.

Fans took to her tweet to actually agree with her accusations.

One reprimanded the couple for allegedly pulling the sting just days after Hit The Floor star Stephanie Moseley was the victim of a murder-suicide by the hands of her boyfriend, Ray J's friend Earl Hayes.

Still, Ray J and Princess Love seem to be taking the incident very seriously. Ray J clapped back at a fan who dissed his girlfriend for blocking them after they joked about her trying to take her life.

The fan commented on a snapshot Ray J posted, "Yo b**** @mzprincesslove blocked me...smh . tell her I said don't get mad me for playing about suicide. that was the dumbest stunt ever. Ugh"

Ray J didn't seem to have much sympathy for what the follower had to say.

He replied, "I just blocked u too b****"

The comments have since been deleted but see them here.

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