Tiffany Pollard to appear on ‘I Love New York’ reunion show

'I Love New York: Reunited,' hosted by Vivica A. Fox, relinks Pollard with some of her favorite guys.

Oct 23, 2020

One of the most iconic stars in the history of reality TV is coming back to the small screen.

Tiffany “New York” Pollard rose to fame as the scene-stealing runner-up on VH1’s Flavor of Love in 2006. She then got her own spin-off show, I Love New York, the following year.

Tiffany “New York” Pollard attends January’s world premiere of “RuPaul’s Drag Race Live!” at Flamingo Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Now, VH1 has announced that a one-time reunion special starring Pollard will return to the network.

Page Six is reporting that I Love New York: Reunited will be hosted by Vivica A. Fox and is set to reunite Pollard with “some of her favorite contestants.”

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The special will “revisit the show’s greatest moments, break down the biggest heartbreaks and dive into how the cast members’ lives have evolved through the years.”

The reunion show is set to air on Nov. 23. Details about its filming amid the coronavirus pandemic were not shared.

I Love New York aired for two seasons and was the first spin-off show from Flavor of Love, on which a mix of ladies sought the love of Public Enemy rapper Flavor Flav. The premise of I Love New York was similar to its predecessor, except this time, male contestants were vying for Pollard’s affections.

The success of the show launched others under the Flavor of Love umbrella, including Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School and New York Goes to Hollywood.

Since the end of her run on that VH1 series, Pollard kept herself relevant with a number of creative ventures. Her online talk show, Brunch with Tiffany, was recently picked up by VH1 and airs on their YouTube channel. She was also cast on the E! reality show Famously Single. Pollard has also appeared on Celebrity Big Brother and Botched, where she talked about her experiences with plastic surgery.

The 38-year-old star has recently been called the “queen of reaction memes” because she is so regularly used in GIFs on social media.

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