Cyrus Langhorne
Reality TV stars T.I. and Tiny’s popular “Family Hustle” show is coming to an end. The estranged couple’s TV run is done after one more season.
According to reports, VH1 is pulling the plug on the duo’s must-watch series.
Sad news for T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle fans: VH1’s hit reality series’ upcoming sixth season will be its last, the network confirms to PEOPLE exclusively. The show — which has followed the lives of T.I., Tiny and their seven children in Atlanta since 2011 — is set to end in April, and will finish with its 100th episode. (People)
The network has issued a statement on having its series wrapping up for good.
“VH1 is incredibly proud of this long running series and our partnership with Tip and Tameka,” says Nina L. Diaz, EVP, Head of Unscripted, VH1 and MTV in a statement. “For six years, they have opened their home and shared countless family moments with us. Reaching 100 episodes is a milestone and we couldn’t be more excited to bring viewers the highly anticipated final season.” (People)
Recently, buzz developed about “The Family Hustle” getting renewed for at least one more season.
Reportedly, producers convinced VH1 to renew the show, as they plan to focus on the relationship drama that the rapper and singer have experienced the past few months. Allegedly, the new season will also deal with how the couple and their family move forward, after Tiny filed for divorce last year. We hear that TI and Tiny never wanted the show to be cancelled and they feel that divulging more of their personal life will draw higher ratings. (the Jasmine BRAND)
Earlier this month, Tiny addressed a bogus Facebook post about their relationship status.
