Prototype, who was eliminated along with Thing 1 on the third season of Flavor of Love, has been considered as one of the mysteries this season seeing that she just suddenly surfaced during the seventh week of the competition.  While the initial batch of hopefuls immediately felt defensive upon her arrival, along with the other “new girls,” Prototype admits to empathizing with the “old girls” and explains how everything came to be.

Just like other contestants on Flavor of Love, Prototype auditioned for the show, though she knew that she will be coming on later in the season.  She also had a feeling that she'll be stirring up some tension with the first batch of girls who entered the house.  And because of this, she understood where the girls were coming from.

“I got to the set when all the other girls did, right before they were supposed to go to the house.  I talked to a couple of the producers and they said that they were thinking about doing something a little different, that they liked my personality and I'm classy and educated.  They were thinking of a little twist for the show…They told us about the new-girl idea.  We knew that we were going to be the girls to come in and stir up trouble and be the more classier group,” Prototype said.

While Prototype mostly enjoyed her time of Flavor of Love and her strong bond with Flavor Flav, whom she considers having a lifelong friendship with, she decided to be true to herself and let go from the competition even if it meant being eliminated.

“When I saw him take back that glass of Hennessy, it kind of threw me for a loop.  I'm very sensitive when it comes to men who drink.  I'm not saying I'm this angel, and I don't want my man to drink at all.  But a person who drank on rare occasions would not drink like that… I kinda knew that telling him that would send me packing, but I wasn't mad at that, because I knew that he wasn't for me,” she said.

So far, there are still four remaining girls vying for Flavor Flav's heart.  Find out who will be eliminated next on Flavor of Love, airing every Monday at 9/8c on VH1.



-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: VH1
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