K. Michelle Rants About Toya Wright, Memphirz Divorce: 'Better Run For The Hills'

Former "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" reality star K. Michelle brags about warning Toya Wright to "run for the hills" after she announced her split from her estranged husband, Memphitz.

The Shade Room releaed a video of the singer telling her Balitomore fans during her concert that she warned Toya about Memphitz's alleged fip-flop behavior.

"Everyday he's a cazy ass f**kin' dude. These are the signs of a grown ass boy. Better run for the hills, Toya I was just trying to mother f**kin' keep it real," she said.

A video posted by The Shade Room (@theshaderoominc) on Feb 16, 2015 at 10:32pm PST

The former "Tiny and Toya" reality star admitted to NecoleBitchie.com, that her husband's new behavior due to the stresses of K. Michelle's abuse claims and a pending lawsuit has caused their marriage to crumble.

"The current status of me and my husband [is] we are separated at the moment. And, we're just- everybody has their marital issues. And right now, you know, we're separated." She continued, "I mean, what is going on with my husband, like I said when I spoke on it, is it's bigger than me. Micky has been going through something for the last few years since the whole lawsuit thing against his ex [K. Michelle] and Viacom and it really took a toll on him and it caused him to be a different person. So I think that, going through all of those things, and having all of that stress and the world looking at you one way as a "woman beater" and person that steals someone's money, it's hard for you to get back into your industry when you had a career and not a job and somebody defames your character. I mean, it's a lot to deal with day to day."

Toya continued to reveal that she began seeing changes after K. Michelle landed her "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" role and accused him of stealing her money and beating her, "And I watched it. I went through it with him for three years. And I've been to counseling with him and you know all types of things or whatever so he can get back strong. It's a lot for him, that's on him and choosing to live our marriage publicly, everybody has an opinion, and when somebody has the bigger platform to share their story and the other person doesn't, it kind of gets one sided."