Say What You Want About the Pink Furs, But Prince is 100% Confident in His Sexuality

Despite being the ultimate ladies man, Prince of Love & Hip Hop Miami has already stated that viewers constantly press him about his sexuality. But what you may not have known is that he's been prepared for the BS long before the show started.

In an interview with Miami.com, Prince says he knew people would come for his neck on social media because it's happened for much of his life. “It’s the tone of my voice,” he explains. “I knew that was going to happen. I knew Black Twitter was going to roast me. It’s a stigma I’ve been dealing with my whole life. I’m not really worried about it.”

Meanwhile, the popular club promoter says people's opinions really don't bother him because he has absolutely no problem in the romance department. “If they knew the level of women that I deal with their mind would be blown.”

In an interview with The Grio, Prince went in depth about what it was like dealing with negative comments at a young age. “I have been dealing with people calling me gay since I was in the fourth grade because of things I can’t control. It sucks. It does break you down. I don’t cry about it but it does hurt. I hate it.”

He continues, “I have to deal with people calling me gay every day. It’s not because I have been with another man or because they have seen photos of me with men. It’s my mannerisms. It’s how I dress because I dress very well. It’s because I enunciate and articulate my words. It’s dumb. These are ignorant remarks."

Ultimately, Prince has come to accept that people will think what they want. With that in mind, he continues to live his truth (and wear as many pinks furs as he wants) in spite of what the haters might think. Oh, and in case you need help changing your toxic views on gender norms, Prince suggests the documentary Do I Sound Gay for your viewing pleasure.

Watch Prince describe his life as the party king of Miami and why he has such a way with the ladies.