K. Michelle Dishes on Her Break Up with J.R. Smith

Every time she sits down for an interview, you already know that you’re about to get the real, unfiltered deal about what’s really good in the life and love of K. Michelle. This morning the singer cruised by The Breakfast Club morning show, ahead of her performance at BB Kings tonight and gave us all the goodies about her new album Rebellious Soul. She also dished some behind-the-scenes tea on the second season of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta.

The interview, of course, got real interesting when she talked about her love affair with New York Knicks baller J.R. Smith. K. Michelle said that the Twitter lovefest she and J.R. once had went south after he started to believe she was sending their photos to blogs, which messed up his groupie love.   She also said he got so pissed off at her one night that he left her at the club.

Catch the highlights below:

On J.R. Smith
That whole album is about that boy. You know when dudes use us for c–chie, I use men for songs. Yeah man, he played me. I was in love. I was so open, I was ready to cook breakfast naked, sing songs. I was ready to sit down, like, I was very sincere. He sold me the dream.

On How They Met
We started to talk at first. J.R. is all about Twitter so he confessed his love over Twitter and he sent me flowers over Twitter. I was into it, too. He was so persistent and we started to talk.

On What Went Wrong
I was going through my angry black woman syndrome, it was real. It was a lot of nagging, it was a lot of fussing, it was a lot of low self-esteem.[...]

We got into it so bad one night that he left me at the club. He left me at Kiss N’ Fly. I don’t know what was wrong with me that night.  I was drinking that night. My homegirl was with me and I was nagging the s–t out of him. He was like, ‘I’m going to the bathroom,’ and never came back. I did miss him because he’s really funny, he’s fun. He’s really funny when he’s not emotional, like, he’s really fun.

On How They Hooked Back Up Again
I didn’t know anything about J.R. They were like, ‘Y’all would make a good couple.’ He came for me. I genuinely liked him so we hooked back up. He played me. He wasn’t ever like, ‘We in love,’ or none of that, but we spent a lot of time together. I’m not going to lie on him, we didn’t have this commitment, but he would get mad at me and stop talking to me every day.

My feelings weren’t in it until this last time where I really thought we were making progress and we were doing fine. [Then] he got mad at me. Those pictures were on MediaTakeOut. He really thought that I put the pictures out. It was cameras flashing everywhere. We in the club kissing and showing out! So he really came at me and it really messed up a lot of his groupies. He tried to throw some shots on Twitter and that for me was when it was really over because I’ve really been a genuine woman towards you. You wanted to hurt me. You were angry and upset and thought I had done something to you. You didn’t even really think that that didn’t make sense on my part. So, you know, he’s probably now like, ‘Damn, I know she’s not like that.’

On going hard for J.R. Smith before he broke her heart
If I clean off your penis after sex, we go together. When I like someone, I’m very accommodating. I think that was my last. I really went hard when it came to him and to be embarrassed like that, I’m just kind of done. I got a great album out of it! I got all kinds of stories, y’all. But you know he told me that. We got into it and he said, ‘You can’t be mad! I gave you three albums!’[...]I have a lot of women that come up to me and they are like, ‘Man, I hate my boyfriend’ or ‘I hate my ex, thank you.’

On If She Would Get Back With J.R.
I’m not doing that because you purposely tried to hurt me. You can take them back if they cheat or do little stuff like that. They all cheat. I’m not going to be delusional and think they don’t. Especially in that field and things like that, but no, I’m not going to take him back. [Not even for sex?] No. I figured I liked it, I’d love it again, so I don’t even need for it to poke me again and take me back to that place.

On Her New Boo
I’m not telling anything about that. I give myself up enough. I have a friend [...]He’s in the spotlight. I just don’t want it to…and then you have to keep up with your body count too. Damn! How many dudes you done had? And then they start counting them up.

On Not Wanting a Reputation in the Industry
As far as my hotpocket goes, I do really care. I just never wanted to be a whore. In college I wasn’t innocent or anything like that but I think as far as being in the industry, I don’t want an industry name. I don’t want his homeboy to be like, ‘Yeah, I hit that.’

On If She’d Do More Reality Television
I’m over [it]. I don’t want to do no more reality. I’ve been talking to Mona about producing my own show. I think this probably will be my last season of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. Especially when God is taking you to a positive place, it’s really hard to be happy. ‘Thank you Jesus for these blessing!,’ and then Monday you be like, ‘F–k you, b—h.’ It’s real difficult to do that.