'Love & Hip-Hop' moving, producers having a hard time finding a star for L.A. spin-off

As if Atlanta and New York haven't had enough drama, Mona Scott-Young is looking to take her reality hit Love & Hip Hop to Los Angeles but it looks like producers have ran into a few bumps in the road.

According to TMZ, producers are looking for talent and word on the street is Ray J may star on the show. His main priority now though is his obligation to the Oxygen show Bad Girls Club All-Stars.

Producers are struggling to find a headliner and other cast members for the Los Angeles spin-off. Brooke Valentine, radio DJ Yesi Ortiz, rapper Hazel-E, and video vixen Bria Myles are all possibles for the series.

Back in November, Young talked with HipHollywood about the show. Here's what she had to say:

 "L.A. feels like the next city. Again it's about struggling artists trying to make it and that's what's great about the franchise, but it's feeling like we've got some great stories to tell in L.A."

The series has done pretty well in New York and it's Atlanta spin-off has surpassed the success of the original so we're sure an L.A. spin-off will do well.

"Every season I wonder what can we do to top ourselves and what else is out there and some how the reality Gods are always smiling," said Young.

Can't wait to see what they come up with.

What are your thoughts on Love & Hip-Hop moving to Los Angeles? Will you be watching?