The Thirst Is Real: Yandy Smith Warns The Ladies Trying To Hook Up With Mendeecees On The Low: 'LHHNY' Star Says, 'You Might Be Talking To Me' [DETAILS]

Looks like Yandy Smith has her hands full with carrying her second child, a baby girl due soon, and keeping the women away from her man Mendeecees Harris.

According to Madame Noire, Smith has been tried by some females after her man was released from jail. The expecting mother has been dealing with women hitting up her man in direct messages, aka DM, on Instagram.

These ladies were in for a shock when they found out who they really were talking to: Smith, not her soon-to-be husband.

"Ooooh so y'all thought @mandeecees [sic] DM was safe? Lol! Nah when you DM him you might be talking to me...silly rabbits! #tricksareforkids #yeaIcheckthattoo #staystrong #dobetter," Yandy previously stated when replying to women on DM.

The site revealed that Smith had more to say during an interview with The HipHop Socialite. Madame Noire revealed whether or not Yandy gets mad at women trying to talk to her man:

"It doesn't bother me at all because just as many as he gets — like, 'I love you, I can't wait to see you tonight, what time you coming home baby?' — they be on my page like that. There are people on my page like, 'Yandy, I missed your call last night. Call me back today.' And I don't know this man, I've never seen him in my life."

The expecting mother continues, "So because it happens to me, I don't take issue when it happens to him, at all. It doesn't affect me or us in the slightest, in the least. Now if he was out there liking booty pictures, now that...he learned his lesson, and I ain't taking no booty pictures, so we good."

Yandy also slammed the critics who had a lot to say about her relationship and her decision to stick by her man while he was in jail, and had other issues.

MStars News previously learned that Mendeecees had a lot going on in his life. He was in and out of trouble with the law, and he also had a lot of baby mama drama.

"It doesn't only happen in my relationship. It happens with my hair, my outfit, my makeup, if I'm getting fat or getting too skinny. It's just what people do. And Instagram, Twitter, all those things have allowed people to become these super gangsters behind a screen with no face and no name. So it's just what's to be expected in this business. And then people often assume because they see you on a TV show, or they might see you post a few pictures, that they know your whole entire life."

Yandy adds, "They don't know what your story is, they don't know what happens in your life, and they just assume that they know everything. And I let so many things go, but some things, if I'm in the mood and I have time, I feel like addressing. I don't address everything, but like I said, they nitpick. If I have a post that I put up that has three hundred and fifty comments on it, you best believe there's going to be five talking about my weight, my hair, my dad, my mom, you know, who's this, what's that — it's just expected. It's a shame, it's sad that we are subjected to it, but I guess that's just what comes along with the game."