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'Y'all Think We Resemble?': Yandy Smith Questions Fans After They Claim She and Husband Mendeecees Look Like Siblings

  • May 21, 2020
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Yandy Smith-Harris and her husband Mendeecees Harris have a few questions for folks claiming they look alike.

Earlier this week, Smith-Harris posted two adorable family photos, one with their 5-year-old daughter Skylar and another with their 7-year-old son Omere.

With both portraits, fans claimed the “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star and her husband were starting to resemble each other.

On Tuesday, May 19, Smith-Harris took to Instagram and addressed fans’ remarks by posting a couples pic of herself and Harris.

And he’s y’all resemble each other”

“I dont see the resemblance, y’all just some damn good looking man and woman and yall kids are so beautiful💞”

“Y’all kinda do sis lol such a beautiful family.

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