Kandi Burruss Mama still ragging on Todd

Real Housewives of Atlanta's Kandi Burruss' mom, Joyce, has made it clear that she doesn't want her daughter to marry fiancé Todd Tucker. And in the new issue of In Touch, on newsstands now, she makes another dig at the production manager, saying he's more in love with himself than her daughter!

“Kandi’s on one page, and Todd is on his page,” Joyce tells In Touch, noting that her daughter had originally wanted a Valentine’s Day ceremony. “Kandi is in love — and Todd is in love with Todd. He could love Kandi, but he loves Todd more.”

Kandi’s Mother Thinks Her Daughter’s Fiancé Todd Is a Cheater!

Kandi has been in full wedding-planning mode on the Bravo show, so it must have come as a shock when Todd recently told Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen, “We’re taking it day-by-day,” when asked on Jan. 19 about the nuptials.

VHI Super Bowl Blitz brings out the heavy hitters

VH1 has pulled out all the heavy hitters as they present "VH1's Super Bowl Blitz" TBoz and Chilli did that thing singing their classics:

TV Land is making history.  The women of the “Mary Tyler Moore Show” will reunite on television for the first time since the show’s  finale in 1977, the cable channel announced today, as Mary Tyler Moore, Valerie Harper, Georgia Engel  and Cloris Leachman  join  Betty White on an upcoming episode of “Hot in Cleveland.”

In the episode, Elka, played by Betty White, and  Mamie Sue, played by Georgia Engel, decide to get their old bowling team together after a falling out decades earlier. The team,  GLOB: the Gorgeous Ladies of Bowling, works in all the “Mary Tyler Moore” women.

Harper’s recent announcement that she has terminal brain cancer should make her appearance especially poignant for her castmates — and viewers.

This will be the second  “Hot in Cleveland” visit for  Mary Tyler Moore:  Moore played White’s cell mate on an episode in season two.

“Shows like ‘Hot in Cleveland,’ which stars four women, would not be here today without ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show,’ and its incredible female-led cast,”  TV Land’s President Larry W. Jones said in a statement today. “Mary, Valerie, Cloris, Georgia and, of course, our Betty, were all pioneers for women in television.”

“Hot in Cleveland” returns for its fifth season on June 19.
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