Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta is the second installment of the Love & Hip Hop reality television franchise. It premiered June 18, 2012 on VH1, and chronicles the lives of several people in Atlanta involved with hip hop music.

The series has a large ensemble cast, with leading cast members in the opening credits, and a sprawling supporting cast, who are credited as "additional cast" or "featured" in the show's end credits. These secondary cast members appear in green screen confessional segments and (for the most part) have the same amount of screen time and storyline focus as the show's main cast members. Over the years, several supporting cast members have been upgraded to lead.

Cast timeline
  Main cast (appears in opening credits)
  Secondary cast (appears in green screen confessional segments and in end credits alongside the main cast)
  Guest cast (appears in a guest role or cameo)

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Main cast members

Original cast members
Joseline Hernandez (Seasons 1–6), known as "The Puerto Rican Princess", is a Afro-Latin rapper and entertainer, originally from Ponce, Puerto Rico. Hernandez endured a rough childhood within the public housing system of Puerto Rico, being exposed to drugs and prostitution at an early age. She moved to Miami, Florida with her family at the age of six. From the age of sixteen, she began stripping in order to provide for her family. During this time, she was arrested in 2003 and 2007 under the name Shenellica Bettencourt, for lewd and lascivious behavior. She eventually relocated to Atlanta, and was discovered by Stevie J while performing as a stripper at the Onyx Club. Joseline is introduced on the show as an aspiring rapper and recording artist under Stevie's management. It is eventually revealed that the two are sexually involved after Joseline finds herself pregnant, and decides to have an abortion. This ignites a feud with Stevie's girlfriend Mimi, which drives several storylines over the next seasons. At the start of season three, she and Stevie claim to have secretly eloped months prior, much to the skepticism of the other cast members. Season five chronicles the couple's break up, after Stevie admits that their marriage was faked for publicity. At the season's reunion special, Joseline reveals she is pregnant with Stevie's child. The birth of their daughter, Bonnie Bella, is chronicled in her sixth and final season. Hernandez dramatically quit the show during taping of the season's reunion special, amid tensions with executive producer Mona Scott-Young. Joseline was reported to be making up to $400,000 per season prior to quitting the series. She also appeared in the spin-off shows  Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood and K. Michelle: My Life, and in the specials Dirty Little Secrets, Love & Hip Hop Live: The Wedding, Joseline's Special Delivery, Dirty Little Secrets 2 and The Love Edition. In 2020, she briefly returned to the franchise as a main cast member in season three of Love & Hip Hop: Miami.
Erica Dixon (Seasons 1–4, supporting cast member in seasons 7–8, 10–11, guest star in season 9) is the mother of Lil Scrappy's daughter, Emani. She was in an on-again, off-again relationship with Scrappy for twelve years. The first four seasons chronicle her relationship struggles with Scrappy, including a brief engagement and disputes over child support payments, as well her struggles with her mother, Mingnon, a recovering crack cocaine addict. In season three, she briefly dates model O'Shea Russell. After a two year hiatus, Erica returned to the show in a supporting role from season seven, having made peace with Momma Dee and holding no grudges regarding Scrappy's and Bambi's recent marriage and pregnancy. Season eight chronicles the pregnancy and birth of her twin daughters, Embrii and Eryss. Erica also appears in VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition (with Emani) and the special Inside the A.
 Rasheeda Buckner-Frost is a rapper and entrepreneur, originally from Decatur, Illinois. She is the self-professed "Georgia peach" and "queen of crunk", who rose to fame with her 2007 single "Got That Good (My Bubble Gum)". Rasheeda married music manager Kirk Frost in 1999. They share two sons, Ky and Karter. The first season chronicles her career struggles as an underground rapper with a manager husband. She is initially portrayed as K. Michelle's close friend and confidante, however the two fall out after Rasheeda expresses doubts about Michelle's abuse allegations. Their feud continues into season two, with Michelle throwing a lit candle in her direction during a heated argument in an early episode. Later in the season, Rasheeda discovers she is pregnant, and in what would become of the show's most controversial storylines, Kirk reacts by telling her to get an abortion, before cheating on her on camera with two women. In season six, her marriage is again thrown in turmoil when she discovers Kirk has fathered a baby with Jasmine, a stripper. Since 2013, Rasheeda and Kirk Frost have regularly been criticised and accused of fabricating their storylines to stay on the show. In 2018, Rasheeda was reported to be making up to $25,000 per episode. She also appears with Kirk in the specials Dirty Little Secrets, Love & Hip Hop Live: The Wedding, Dirty Little Secrets 2, The Love Edition and Love & Hip Hop: Secrets Unlocked, as well as VH1 Couples Retreat with other Love & Hip Hop couples.
 K. Michelle (Seasons 1–2, 5, guest star in seasons 3–4), born Kimberly Michelle Pate, is a R&B/soul singer-songwriter, originally from Memphis, Tennessee. The first season chronicles her return to the music industry after several personal struggles, including an abusive relationship with a music executive. Michelle was dubbed the show's breakout star, signing a multi-album record deal with Atlantic Records shortly after filming. The second season chronicles the recording of her debut studio album, Rebellious Soul, amid violent feuds with Rasheeda, Karlie and Mimi. During the season's reunion special, Michelle announced that she was leaving the show to join the cast of Love & Hip Hop: New York in season four. Her purpose on the show was mainly served to set up her own spin-off series, K. Michelle: My Life, which premiered November 3, 2014. She would continue to make guest appearances on Atlanta in seasons three and four, before rejoining the main cast in season five, which chronicles her return to Atlanta and the release of her third album, More Issues Than Vogue. After appearing infrequently throughout the season and barely interacting with the cast, Michelle quit the show shortly after taping the season's reunion special. K. Michelle: My Life ended after three seasons, and she joined the cast of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood in season five. Michelle also appears in clip show specials Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified (where she won the Clapback Queens category) and 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot.
 Karlie Redd (Seasons 1–9, supporting cast member in season 10), born Keisha Senel Lewis, is a Trinidadian-American entertainer and entrepreneur, originally from New York City. Karlie is introduced as an aspiring rapper, singer and recording artist, hoping to collaborate with Stevie J. She quickly gains a reputation among the cast for being "messy" and allegedly lying about her age. Her rivalry with K. Michelle is the focus of the first two seasons, during which she released "Bring It", a diss track aimed at Michelle. The two later reconcile their differences. Subsequent seasons chronicle her various business ventures, as a soap opera actress, boutique store owner, record label executive, Playboy model and morning radio host. Karlie's chaotic love life has become one of the show's leading storylines and she has been romantically linked with many of the show's male cast members, including Benzino, Yung Joc, Scrapp DeLeon, Lyfe Jennings and Sean Garrett. In season six, Karlie briefly dates tattoo artist Ceaser Emmanuel, their relationship serving as a crossover with fellow VH1 reality show Black Ink Crew.  In season eight, she announces her engagement to trucking mogul Arkansas Mo. After their secret marriage ends in divorce, she begins dating Lamar Odom. In 2018, Karlie was reported to be making up to $50,000 per season. She also appears in the spin-offs K. Michelle: My Life and VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition (with her daughter Jasmine), and the 2019 clip show specials Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified and 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot.
 Mimi Faust (Seasons 1–9, supporting cast member in season 10), born Oluremi Fela James, is the mother of Stevie J's daughter, Eva, originally from Newport News, Virginia. She was in an on-again, off-again relationship with Stevie for fifteen years. Mimi endured a rough childhood, having been abandoned in Los Angeles, California, by her Scientologist mother at the age of 13. In the 1990s, she was Claudia Jordan's roommate and appeared as a video vixen in music videos for Pharrell Williams and Kelly Price. In 2001, she founded her own cleaning service. During the series, she also embarks on a career as an entertainment manager, author and interior designer. The first season chronicles the demise of her relationship with Stevie, after it is revealed that he has been cheating on her with his artist, Joseline. In season two, she enters a relationship with Nikko London, much to the disapproval of her best friend Ariane. The couple's allegedly leaked, highly publicised sex tape, distributed by Vivid Entertainment, is the leading storyline of seasons three and four, Mimi later admits to her friends that the tape was staged. At the fourth season's reunion, it is revealed that her love triangle with Stevie and Joseline was the result of a threesome, well before the show made it to air. In season five, Mimi admits that she is sexually fluid, and enters a relationship with Chris, who would later reveal his identity as a trans man. The two eventually break up, and at the reunion, she reveals that she has started dating a woman. Her girlfriend is later revealed to be basketball player Ty Young, who appears on the show in seasons seven and eight. In 2018, Faust was reported to be making up to $100,000 per season. She starred in nine seasons of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, and appears in a supporting role in the spin-off shows Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood and Leave It to Stevie, as well as in the specials Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified (where she won the Romance Gone Wrong category), 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot and Inside the A.

Season 2 additions
 Traci Steele (Season 2, cameo appearance in season 4) is a DJ and radio personality, originally from The Bronx, New York City. Steele was in a relationship with DJ Babey Drew for four years before breaking up while she was pregnant. She gave birth to Drew's son, "Little Drew", in 2007. Season two chronicles her co-parenting struggles with Drew, including jealously over Drew's taste in women (Traci calls them "popcorn hoes"), and a failed attempt at opening a sneaker boutique together. She briefly dates fitness model DaShaun Johnson, but the two part ways after Drew exposes his criminal past. She is initially friends with Shay, however the two have a falling out when Shay turns violent at one of her events, and Traci is caught in the crossfire. Traci and Drew were not well-received by viewers, who dubbed them "boring" compared to the other cast members, and the two were fired from the show. She appears in a cameo in season four, where attending Rasheeda's store opening.

Season 3 additions
 Tammy Rivera (Seasons 3, 5–6, supporting cast member in season 4, guest star in season 7) is a fashion designer and stylist, originally from Baltimore, Maryland. She came into the public eye through her relationship with rapper Waka Flocka Flame, who she began dating in 2011. Tammy was born in Tappahannock, Virginia, to an African-American mother and a Nicaraguan father, who was incarcerated shortly after she was born. She gave birth to a daughter, Charlie, in 2005. Season three chronicles her relationship struggles with Waka, including past infidelities and the suicide death of Waka's brother, Kayo Redd. Later in the season, the couple elope. After a violent altercation with Joseline at the reunion, Tammy is absent from the show, eventually returning as a supporting cast member for three episodes towards the end of season four. She rejoins the main cast in season five, which chronicles the launch of her swimwear line, and her feud with trans woman D. Smith, who clash over Waka's controversial comments regarding trans people. Later in the season, she reveals that she has separated from Waka due to his infidelity. The couple eventually reunite in season six and Tammy embarks on a music career. Since 2017, Tammy has achieved relative success as an R&B singer, with several of her songs charting on iTunes.

Season 4 additions
 Stevie J (Seasons 4–9, supporting cast member in seasons 1–3), born  Steven Aaron Jordan, is a Grammy Award-winning record producer, singer and songwriter, originally from Buffalo, New York. He rose to fame in the 1990s as an in-house producer and writer for Puff Daddy's Bad Boy Records. Stevie has six children, Dorian, Sade, Steven Jr., Savannah, Eva (with Mimi) and Bonnie Bella (with Joseline), all who have made appearances on the show. Stevie appears in every episode of the first three seasons as a supporting cast member, his turbulent love triangle with baby mama Mimi and aspiring artist Joseline fuelling many of the show's storylines. He is promoted to the main cast in season four, which chronicles his legal issues at the time, including a stint in rehab for cocaine addiction. Later in the season, he and Joseline secure a movie deal in Los Angeles, setting up their spin-off show Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood, which would premiere January 25, 2016. When the film's financing falls through, the couple return to Atlanta in season five on bad terms. They break up by the end of the season, and at the season's reunion special, Joseline reveals she is pregnant with his child. Stevie's life as a bachelor is explored in the spin-off show Leave It to Stevie, which ended after two seasons. On July 18, 2018, it was reported that Stevie J had married Faith Evans in Las Vegas.  Subsequently, Stevie appears infrequently in season eight and nine, before disappearing from the series all together.

Season 6 additions
Tommie Lee (Seasons 6–7, supporting cast member in season 5, cameo appearances in seasons 1, 8), born Atasha Chizzaah Jefferson Moore, is an urban model, socialite and rapper. Tommie has two daughters, Havali and Samaria, from previous relationships. She has had multiple legal issues in the past and gave birth to one of her daughters while incarcerated. Tommie first appears in an extra in season one, where she is seen attending Rasheeda's listening party. She joins the supporting cast of season five as the girlfriend of rapper Scrapp DeLeon, which chronicles their turbulent relationship and her violent rivalry with his baby mama Tiara. The couple later part ways after he is jailed for marijuana trafficking. Later in the season, she ignites an intense feud with Joseline, which culminates in an off-camera incident in which Tommie attempted to run down Joseline with her car. Despite this incident, she is promoted to the main cast in season six, which chronicles the launch of her wine line, complicated by her struggle with alcoholism. Her drinking problems continue into season seven, straining her already volatile relationship with mother Samantha and sister Versace, and threatening to derail a potential rap career. In the eleventh episode, "Houston We Have A Problem", one scene shows an intoxicated Tommie Lee breaking the fourth wall and attacking a producer, as well as security. In an unusual move, executive producer Stephanie Gayle announced to the cast on camera that Tommie was no longer allowed on set, effectively firing her from the show. However, she returned to the show two episodes later, on the condition that she not drink on set. On October 18, 2018, Tommie was arrested for allegedly attacking her daughter at her high school while heavily intoxicated. On January 3, 2019, while facing up to 54 years behind bars for the crime, Tommie confirmed that she would not be returning to the show. She would appear briefly in unseen archival footage in the eighth season's premiere. In 2018, Tommie was reported to be making up to $17,000 per season. She also appears in a supporting role in the spin-off Leave It to Stevie. In September 2020, at the age of 36, Tommie became a grandmother after her daughter Samaria gave birth to her first child.

Season 7 additions
Jessica Dime (Season 7, supporting cast member in seasons 4–6), born Jessica Chatman, is a rapper, originally from Memphis, Tennessee. She relocated to Atlanta from Miami, where she worked as a stripper at the infamous King of Diamonds Gentleman's Club. Dime joins the supporting cast of season four as a rival of Joseline, which stems from their stripper days in Miami together. She briefly takes Mimi on as a manager and clashes with Tiffany Foxx. In season five, she briefly dates Lil Scrappy, igniting a feud with Bambi. In season six, she enters a relationship with NBA player Shawne Williams. While vacationing in Jamaica, he proposes and she accepts. Dime is promoted to the main cast in season seven, which documents her new engagement and her pregnancy with her first child, Blessing Briel' Williams, who she gives birth to in the season finale. During filming, she publicly criticised Mona Scott-Young for passing on a proposed wedding special starring her and Shawne. Subsequently, she was phased out of the show and did not attend the season's reunion. Dime also appears in two episodes of the spin-off show K. Michelle: My Life, and would also appear in We TV's Marriage Boot Camp: Hip Hop Edition with several other Love & Hip Hop cast members.
Erica Mena (Seasons 7, 10-11, supporting cast member in season 9) is a former video vixen, socialite and aspiring singer, originally from The Bronx, New York City. She appeared previously on Love & Hip Hop: New York. Mena joins the cast in season seven, relocating to Atlanta after her failed engagement to Bow Wow, hoping to kickstart her music career. She reconnects with her old friend Estelita and tries to steer her clear away from Stevie J, who she views as exploitive and manipulative. Mena returns in seasons nine and ten, after getting married and having a baby with Safaree Samuels. She also appears in the clip show special 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot. Season eleven revolves around her divorce from Safaree and subsequent custody battle. On September 1, 2023, after causing controversy for calling Spice a "monkey" during a heated exchange, it was reported that Mena had been fired from the show, effective immediately.

Season 8 additions

Spice (Seasons 8–10, supporting cast member in season 7, guest star in season 6), born Grace Latoya Hamilton, is a dancehall recording artist, singer and songwriter, originally from Jamaica. She rose to fame in her home country for her collaborations with Vybz Kartel and for her hit single, "So Mi Like It". Spice first appears as a guest star in season six, when she performs for the cast during their trip to Jamaica. She joins the supporting cast in season seven, after moving to Atlanta to kickstart her international career. She briefly dates Tabius, sparking a violent feud with his ex-girlfriend Tokyo Vanity, which intensifies after she makes derogatory comments about Tokyo's weight. The two later reconcile and become friends. Spice is promoted to the main cast in season eight, which chronicles her struggles with colourism as a dark-skinned woman. She begins considering skin bleaching to prove a point on "black hypocrisy", putting her in conflict with the other cast members.
Scrapp DeLeon (Seasons 8–9, supporting cast member in season 5, guest star in seasons 6–7, cameo in season 3), born Will Cortez Robinson, is a rapper. He rose to fame at a young age as a member of the rap group Da Razkalz Cru, with his brother Sas and his cousin Dolla. In 2009, Deleon witnessed the shooting death of Dolla. In 2012, he was accused of the kidnapping, assault and attempted murder of his stepfather. He, along with his mother Karen and brother Sas, were later cleared of all charges. Deleon first appears in a cameo in season three, where he is seen attending Stevie and Joseline's party. He joins the supporting cast in season five, which chronicles the dramatic love triangle between him, his girlfriend Tommie and his baby's mother Tiarra, reminiscent of his "uncle" Stevie's earlier relationships with Mimi and Joseline. Midway through the season, he enjoys a casual fling with Karlie. During filming, Scrapp surrendered himself into custody for a marijuana trafficking charge. While incarcerated, he makes appearances in seasons six and seven via phone calls with Karen and the other cast members. Scrapp is promoted to the main cast in season eight, which chronicles his release from jail and his reunion with his family, including with his estranged father Big Will. While living in a halfway house, he begins dating Moniece Slaughter. This provokes a violent reaction from Tiarra, who was hoping to rekindle their relationship. He and Moniece break up midway through the season after he has an off-camera reunion with Tommie. Later, he develops an interest in Sierra, however the two never venture beyond friendship.
Yung Joc (Seasons 8–10, supporting cast member in seasons 3–7), born Jasiel Amon Robinson, is a Grammy Award-nominated rapper, comedian and radio personality. Joc has eight children to four different women, including Sina Bina, who also appears on the show. He is the cousin of Momma Dee and cousin-uncle of Lil Scrappy. Joc joins the supporting cast in season three, where he is introduced as Karlie's new man. They break up during the season, when it is revealed that he has been cheating on her with his assistant Khadiyah. Subsequent seasons chronicle his romantic dramas, including Khadiyah's feud with his baby mothers in season four and his fling with J-Nicks' girl Amber Priddy in season five. In season six, he is living on a Llama farm and has rekindled his relationship with Karlie. They break up again due his difficulties remaining faithful, although the two continue a flirtation throughout season seven. Joc is promoted to the main cast in season eight, where it has revealed that he has been in a serious relationship with attorney Kendra Robinson for years. In the season finale, he proposes and she accepts. Joc also appears in the spin-off shows Leave It to Stevie and VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition (with his son Amoni), and the 2019 clip show specials Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified (where he won the Sex, Lies & Videotape category) and 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot.

Season 9 additions

Lil Scrappy (Seasons 9–10, supporting cast member is seasons 1–8), born Darryl Kevin Richardson II, is a rapper. He is self-professed "Prince of the South" who rose to fame in 2006 with his hit single "Money in the Bank". Scrappy first appears on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta as a supporting cast member, his love life driving many of the show's storylines throughout the series. The first two seasons chronicle his relationship struggles with baby mama Erica Dixon, including a brief engagement and a stint in rehab for marijuana addiction.  During this time, he enjoys a "friends-with-benefits" relationship with Shay Johnson, igniting a feud between the two women. In season three, he has moved on from Erica and started dating Bambi Benson, who suffers a miscarriage in an early episode. Scrappy begins confiding in Erica Pinkett, igniting multiple altercations between the two women. He and Bambi have broken up by season five and he pursues romances with Betty Idol and Jessica Dime. However, by the season finale, Scrappy wins Bambi back with a proposal which she accepts. They call off the engagement in season six, and Scrappy decides to relocate to Miami. Scrappy then appears in a minor supporting role in season one of Love & Hip Hop: Miami, where he attempts to rekindle his relationship with Shay, while having a flirtation with Chinese Kitty. Scrappy and Bambi reunite offscreen, getting married in Las Vegas on September 8, 2017. They return for three episodes in season seven, where Bambi reveals she is pregnant with their first child. She gives birth to his son, Breland, during season eight. The season also chronicles the aftermath of a near fatal car crash he endured in Miami, which left him hospitalised. After appearing as a supporting cast member in every season prior, Scrappy is promoted to main cast in season nine, which chronicles his struggles to get his mother, Momma Dee, to confront her drinking problem. Scrappy also appears in the spin-off shows Leave It to Stevie and VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition, in one episode of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta: After Party Live! and in the specials Dirty Little Secrets, 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments, The Wedding, Dirty Little Secrets 2 and The Love Edition. In 2018, Scrappy was reported to be making up to $200,000 per season.
Sierra Gates (Seasons 9–10, supporting cast member in seasons 6–8) is a beauty entrepreneur who owns The Glam Shop, a hair, nail and beauty salon.  Gates had her first child, Paris, at the age of 15, and also has a son, Mason, with ex-husband Rod "Shooter" Gates. Gates first appears as a supporting cast member in season six, in which her marriage falls apart when she discovers that Shooter has been having an affair with her assistant Moriah. By season seven, she has separated from Shooter and started dating rapper BK Brasco, however she struggles with rumors of infidelity and secret baby mamas surrounding both Shooter and BK. She also feuds with Shooter's friend Keely, leading to a violent altercation in which Sierra beats Keely with her purse. She and BK break up in season eight after she reveals her own infidelity. Later, she shows an interest in Scrapp DeLeon, however ends up rekindling her relationship with BK. Sierra is promoted to main cast in season nine, which chronicles her legal issues, after allegedly assaulting Shooter's baby mama in 2017 while she was pregnant. During the season, she clashes with Shooter, who refuses to defend her in court, and Karlie, who fails to show up when she needs her most. Sierra also appears in one episode of Love & Hip Hop: New York in season ten, where she and Karlie attend Erica and Safaree's wedding.

Season 10 additions
Kirk Frost (Season 10, supporting cast member in seasons 1–9) is the husband and manager of Rasheeda. He is the CEO of D-Lo Entertainment, which he established in 1993. Frost has seven children, Chris with an unidentified woman, Cherry, Kirk Jr. and Kelsie with Kellie Harris, Ky and Karter with Rasheeda, and Kannon with Jasmine Washington, along with several grandchildren. Frost is initially portrayed as a supportive husband and manager, struggling to help Rasheeda break into the mainstream hip hop scene and push her career to the next level. After Rasheeda discovers she is pregnant in season two, his role on the show would take a darker turn, serving as the show's villain. In what would become of the show's most controversial storylines, Kirk accuses Rasheeda of infidelity and tells her to get an abortion before cheating on her on camera with two women. While they reconcile in season three, Frost continues to make life difficult for Rasheeda, including clashing with her mother Shirleen, hiring a waitress he met at a bar as their babysitter, and in season four, pitting her against his younger artist Ashley Nicole. He again throws his marriage into turmoil in season six when it is discovered that he has fathered a secret baby with Jasmine, a stripper. After a brief separation in season seven, Rasheeda takes Kirk back following the sudden death of his mother. After appearing as a supporting cast member in every season prior, Frost is promoted to main cast in season ten, where is credited in the opening with Rasheeda. In 2018, Kirk was reported to be making up to $300,000 per season.
Yung Baby Tate (Season 10) is a rapper and singer, known for her 2020 single "I Am". She is the daughter of singer Dionne Farris and producer David Ryan Harris. Season ten chronicles her relationship struggles with Guapdad 4000. They later break up, and she explores her bisexuality with hair stylist Yada.
Safaree Samuels (Season 10, supporting cast member in season 9) is a rapper, record producer and entrepreneur, originally from Brooklyn, New York. He appeared previously on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood and Love & Hip Hop: New York. He appears with his wife Erica Mena in a supporting role in season nine, before being promoted to the main cast in season ten, which chronicles their marital struggles after the birth of their daughter, Safire.
Omeretta the Great (Season 10) is a rapper. Season ten chronicles her struggles with her mother, Akilah.
Yandy Smith-Harris (Season 10) is an entertainment manager, entrepreneur and social justice activist, originally from Harlem, New York. She first gained notoriety as the manager of rapper Jim Jones. She appeared previously on Love & Hip Hop: New York and VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition, as well as VH1 Couples Retreat with Rasheeda and Kirk. Season ten chronicles her move to Atlanta, as well as her family struggles after the release of her husband Mendeecees from prison, amid tensions with her foster daughter Infinity and mother-in-law Judy.
Mendeecees Harris (Season 10) is Yandy's husband, also from Harlem, New York. He appeared with Yandy previously on Love & Hip Hop: New York, VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition and VH1 Couples Retreat. Season ten chronicles his family struggles after his recent release from prison for drug trafficking charges.
Kendra Robinson (Season 10, supporting cast member in seasons 8–9) is Yung Joc's girlfriend. She is a criminal defense attorney and realtor, originally from Clinton, South Carolina. In season eight, it is revealed that she has been in a relationship with Yung Joc for the past few years. During the season, she comes into conflict with Karlie, who claims Joc pursued her while they were together. In the season finale, Joc proposes and she accepts.
Adiz "Bambi" Benson (Season 10, supporting cast member in seasons 3–9, guest star in season 2) is an urban model, video vixen, rapper and beauty entrepreneur, originally from Compton, California. In 2012, she appeared in a supporting role on Basketball Wives LA. Bambi first appears as a potential love interest for Benzino in season two, however, most of their scenes together were cut and released on the show's website as bonus material. In season three, she joins the supporting cast as Lil Scrappy's new girlfriend. She suffers a miscarriage early into the season, which Scrappy confides in his friend Erica Pinkett, igniting multiple altercations between the two women. She and Scrappy have broken up by season five and she begins dating rapper Chaz Gotti. However, by the season finale, Scrappy wins Bambi back with a proposal which she accepts. Bambi appears in three episodes in season six before calling off the engagement and quitting the show after her relationship with Scrappy falls apart. Bambi and Scrappy reunite offscreen, getting married in Las Vegas on September 8, 2017. They return for three episodes in season seven, where Bambi reveals she is pregnant with her first child. She gave birth to a son, Breland, while filming season eight.

Supporting cast members

Original cast members

 Ariane Davis (Seasons 1–6) is Mimi's best friend and confidante, who supports her through her relationship dramas with Stevie J. She is a socialite and self-professed "celebrity mixologist", originally from Mississippi. She is a lesbian and active within Atlanta's LGBT community. Davis serves as a peacemaker whenever there is internal conflict within the group. Season five chronicles her attempts to kickstart a singing career, with help from D. Smith and K. Michelle. She is eventually phased out of the series, appearing in a minor role in season six, where she comes into conflict with Melissa, who is revealed to have previously dated both her and Mimi.
Momma Dee, real name Deborah Bryant (née Gaither), is Lil Scrappy's mother. She is a former pimp and drug dealer who ran a brothel for ten years under the name "Lady Dee". She is also the cousin of Yung Joc. Dee serves a similar role to Love & Hip Hop: New Yorks Mama Jones, appearing as the show's eccentric, overbearing mother meddling in her son's relationships with women. The first two  seasons chronicle her strained relationship with Scrappy's baby mama Erica and her mother Mingnon, as she plays matchmaker between Scrappy and Shay. In season three, while Scrappy is dating Bambi, she plays matchmaker between Scrappy and Erica Pinkett, igniting a violent feud between the two women. Dee's own love life is explored from season four onwards, when her ex-husband Ernest Bryant joins the cast. The two rekindle their romance and remarry in the season finale. Her marital struggles with Ernest serve as the show's comic relief in seasons five through seven. In season eight, she clashes with Bambi's mother Cee Cee, as they prepare for the birth of their grandchild. Since 2014, Dee has achieved relative success as a pop singer, releasing the viral singles "I Deserve" and "In That Order". Dee also appeared with Scrappy and Bambi in VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition.
Shay Johnson (Seasons 1–2, cameo appearance in season 3) is Lil Scrappy's friend "with benefits". She is an urban model and former video vixen who appeared in hip hop videos for Fabolous and Young Dro, however, she is best known as "Buckeey" on the VH1 reality shows Flavor of Love and Charm School. The first two seasons chronicles her romantic struggles with Scrappy, who she is in love with, however, he refuses to claim their relationship as anything more than casual sex. Shay filmed scenes for season three, and can be briefly seen in a crowd scene at Benzino's bar opening. However, after a violent altercation during filming, in which she cracked a bottle over a woman's face in a night club brawl, she was removed from the cast and her scenes were left on the cutting room floor. In 2018, Shay joined the main cast of Love & Hip Hop: Miami, becoming one of the show's original eight cast members. She also appeared in the 2019 clip show specials Love & Hip Hop Awards: Most Certified and 40 Greatest Love & Hip Hop Moments: The Reboot.
Benzino (Seasons 1–3) is Stevie J's best friend and confidante. He is a hip hop media executive, record producer and rapper, originally from Boston, Massachusetts. He rose to notoriety as the founder of hip hop magazine The Source and through his much publicised feud with rapper Eminem. In the first season, Benzino begins dating Karlie Redd. They break up in the finale, after he proposes to her before immediately taking back the ring. In season two, he comes into conflict with Joseline after releasing a diss track "Smashed Da Homie", in which he implies the two had sex. While filming season three, Benzino was shot and wounded by his nephew at his mother's funeral. Later in the season, he proposes to his girlfriend Althea Heart, which she accepts. He and Althea have a major falling out with both Stevie J and Joseline, leading to a violent altercation between the four at the season's reunion special. The couple were then fired from the show, after Benzino allegedly threatened to kill one of the show's producers. In 2015, he and Althea appeared in We TV's Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars 4, and welcomed a son, Zino Antonio Scott Jr. They would also appear in TV One's The Next :15. Since 2016, the couple have made headlines in the tabloids for their violent break up and subsequent legal dramas.

Season 2 additions
DJ Babey Drew (Season 2), is the father of Traci's son, Little Drew. He is a DJ, originally from Queens, New York City. He came into the public eye while working as Chris Brown's tour DJ. Traci and Drew were in a relationship for four years before breaking up while she was pregnant with his child. Season two chronicles his co-parenting struggles with Traci, including jealously over each other's dating lives, and a failed attempt at opening a sneaker boutique together. Traci and Drew were not well-received by viewers, who dubbed them "boring" compared to the other cast members, and the two were fired from the show.

Season 3 additions

Waka Flocka Flame (Seasons 3, 5–6) is a rapper. He rose to fame for his hit single "No Hands" and through his collaborations with Gucci Mane. He has been in a relationship with Tammy Rivera since 2011. Season three chronicles his relationship struggles with Tammy, including past infidelities and the loss of his brother, Kayo Redd. Later in the season, the couple elope. He returns for two episodes in season five, where his much-publicized comments about transgender people creates tension between Tammy, D. Smith and Betty Idol. Later in the season, Tammy reveals that her and Waka have separated due to his infidelity, however they eventually rekindle their relationship in season six.
Nikko London (Seasons 3–4, guest star in season 2) is Mimi's boyfriend. He is a rapper, record producer and personal trainer, originally from Brooklyn, New York. He first appears a guest star in season two, having rekindled a relationship with Mimi, who he had known years prior. During the season, he clashes with K. Michelle, who accuses him of being gay with his roommate Johnny Crome, and Stevie J, who accuses him of gifting Mimi a fake Rolex. In season three, he joins the supporting cast, which chronicles the leak of his sex tape with Mimi, and its subsequent release through Vivid Entertainment. While the tape is initially portrayed as being a stolen home video, the two later admit that the tape was staged. It is revealed towards the end of season that Nikko is still legally married. His wife, Margeaux, joins the cast in season four. Nikko also appears with Margeaux and her girlfriend Merike as a "throuple" on We TV's Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars 6.
Erica Pinkett (Season 3, guest star in season 2), is Scrappy's friend and confidante. She is an actress, originally from Boston, Massachusetts. She appears briefly in season two as a flirtatious potential employee at Drew's sneaker store, much to the chagrin of Traci. In season three, she joins the supporting cast, where her potential romantic interest in Scrappy ignites a feud with his girlfriend, Bambi.
Kalenna Harper (Seasons 3–4), is Rasheeda's friend and confidante. She is a singer-songwriter, originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She rose to fame as a member of the duo Dirty Money under the mentorship of P. Diddy. She is the wife of producer Tony Vick and the mother of his son, Meshach. Kalenna originally filmed scenes as a cast member in season one, however, her scenes were cut and released on the show's website as bonus material. She joins the supporting cast in season three, where she reveals her bisexuality and her relationship with singer Ashley T. Moore. Season four chronicles the birth of Noah, her second son with Tony, and her subsequent battle with postpartum depression. Later in the season, she clashes with Deb and Tammy, and has a falling out with Rasheeda, releasing a diss track about their feud.
Dawn Heflin (Seasons 3–5, guest star in seasons 2, 6–7) is Joseline's friend and confidante. She is booking agent, publicist and entertainment manager, originally from Miami, Florida. She has an extensive criminal history, having spent time in prison for drug trafficking and credit card fraud, once sharing a cell block with her future Love & Hip Hop co-star Karen King. She first appears as a guest star in season two, helping Joseline book hosting gigs and performances. She joins the supporting cast in season three, in which she exposes the real story behind Joseline and Stevie's alleged marriage, after having had a falling out with them. In season four, she helps bring Jessica Dime to Atlanta, eventually stealing her as a client from Mimi. Dawn and Joseline rekindle their friendship in season five and Dawn supports her through the demise of her relationship with Stevie. Heflin returns in a guest role in season six, where she helps Joseline with the birth of her daughter, and season seven, where she attends Jessica's baby shower. Heflin also makes guest appearances in seasons one and three of Love & Hip Hop: Miami, while working as Trick Daddy's manager and appearing as a friend to Joy, Shay and PreMadonna.
Deb Antney (Seasons 3–6, guest star in seasons 1–2) is the mother of Waka Flocka Flame. She is an entertainment manager and the founder and CEO of Mizay Entertainment. She rose to fame for breaking the careers of several high-profile artists, such as Gucci Mane, French Montana and Nicki Minaj. She previously appeared in a minor supporting role in the spin-off show Chrissy & Mr. Jones. Deb first appears as a guest star in the first two seasons, acting as a mentor to Rasheeda and the other women. She joins the supporting cast in season three, which chronicles the death of her son, Kayo Redd, which inspires her advocacy for suicide prevention and anti-bullying.
Althea Heart (Season 3) is Benzino's girlfriend. She is a singer. During season three, it is revealed that she had previously dated Stevie J and Nikko. Later, Benzino proposes and she accepts. The couple have a major falling out with Stevie and Joseline, leading to a violent altercation at the season's reunion special. Althea and Benzino were fired from the show soon after, allegedly when Benzino threatened a producer of the show.
Tony Vick (Season 3–4) is Kalenna's husband. He is a record producer and club promoter. He has nine kids to seven baby mothers, along with at least three grandchildren.

Season 4 additions

Margeaux Simms (Season 4) is Nikko's wife. She is a singer-songwriter and visual artist, originally from Toronto, Ontario. She married Nikko in 2007, and while they have since separated, they are still legally married. This revelation breaks up Mimi and Nikko in season three. In season four, Margeaux joins the supporting cast, which chronicles her move to Atlanta to kickstart her career, as well as to expose Mimi for fabricating the sex tape "leak" with her husband. She also ends up clashing with Stevie J and Joseline. Later in the season, she reveals her bisexuality and begins dating model Merike Palmiste. Margeaux was fired early into production on season five. She would instead appear with Nikko and Merike as a "throuple" on We TV's Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars 6.
Ashley Nicole (Season 4) is a singer-songwriter under Kirk's management. During season four, she clashes with Rasheeda, who suspects her of sleeping with her husband. It is later revealed that she is a lesbian with a girlfriend of two years. Nicole later admitted in interviews that her storyline was fabricated.
Khadiyah Lewis (Season 4, guest star in season 3) is Yung Joc's real estate agent and "assistant". She first appears as a guest star during season three, where is soon revealed that she is having sex with Joc behind Karlie's back, breaking up their relationship. In season four, she joins the supporting cast, having now become Joc's official girlfriend. During the season, she has a rivalry with his four baby mothers, specifically Sina. Joc reveals the two have broken up in season five.
Sina Bina (Seasons 4, 8, guest star in season 6) is the mother of Yung Joc's twin daughters, Eden and Allon, originally from Compton, California. In season four, she joins the supporting cast as Khadiyah's main rival for Joc's affections. She returns in seasons six and eight, once again involving herself in Joc's dating life. Sina also appears in the special Love & Hip Hop Atlanta: Dirty Little Secrets 2, where it is implied that her and Karlie enjoyed a casual fling.
Tiffany Foxx (Season 4, guest star in season 9) is a rapper under Mimi's management, originally from St. Louis, Missouri. In season four, she is briefly managed by Mimi, igniting a rivalry with Jessica Dime.
Ernest Bryant (Seasons 4–6, guest star in seasons 7, 9) is Momma Dee's ex-husband. She accidentally sent him away to prison for seven years when he was caught with drugs after she called the cops on him for stealing money from Scrappy. In season four, Ernest joins the supporting cast after being released from prison. He and Momma Dee rekindle their romance and remarry in the season finale.
PreMadonna (Season 4) is a fashion designer, entrepreneur and rapper, originally from Miami, Florida. She is the owner of the Waist Gang Society waist trainers, popularised by Kim Kardashian and Blac Chyna. She appears in a minor supporting role for two episodes of season four. In 2020, she joined the cast of Love & Hip Hop: Miami.

Season 5 additions

Karen King (Seasons 5–9), also known as KK, is the mother and manager of rappers Scrapp DeLeon and Sas. She is a longtime family friend of Stevie J and her sons call him "uncle". In 2009, her nephew Dolla was shot and killed. In 2012, she and her sons were accused of the kidnapping, assault and attempted murder of her ex-husband. She went on the run and was featured in an episode of America's Most Wanted. KK was later cleared of all charges. While in jail, she shared a cell block with Dawn. Season five chronicles her struggles to keep her family together, amid tensions with Scrapp's baby mama Tiarra. During filming, she was arrested for financial identity fraud, theft and first degree forgery, however she was again cleared on all charges. In season six, she attempts to help Tommie overcome her alcoholism and repair her relationship with her mother. This eventually backfires and the two have a falling out. Seasons seven and eight chronicle Karen's efforts to get Scrapp out of jail, and his subsequent release and reunion with his family.
Tiarra Becca (Seasons 5, 7–8) is the mother of Scrapp DeLeon's son King, originally from Dayton, Ohio. She has four other children to different fathers. She works a day job at a financial firm, while moonlighting as a night club waitress and urban model. Season five chronicles her co-parenting struggles with Scrapp, amid feuds with his mother KK and his girlfriend Tommie. Later in the season, she begins dating J-Nicks, igniting a feud with his girlfriend Amber Priddy. During the season's reunion, she reveals she is pregnant with her fifth child and has recently married another man. She returns in season seven, now divorced and having terminated the pregnancy. She appears mainly as Jasmine's friend and confidante, arranging things so that she comes face to face with Rasheeda. Upon Scrapp's release from prison in season eight, Tiarra attempts to rekindle their relationship, however he rejects her. Tiarra was extremely critical of this storyline and her portrayal while filming, and she was eventually phased out of the show, not attending the season's reunion. In the season finale, Scrapp reveals he now has custody of their son.
Chris Gould (Season 5) is introduced as Mimi's significant other. While Mimi introduces Chris repeatedly as her girlfriend and the other cast members refer to him as "she", Chris identifies as genderqueer (specifically a "touch-me-not") and prefers male pronouns. He joins the supporting cast in season five, however breaks up with Mimi halfway through the season, unable to deal with the drama in her life. Chris returns later in the season, revealing his desire to fully transition to male and pursue top surgery.
 D. Smith (Season 5) is a Grammy Award-winning record producer, recording artist and fashion model. She is a trans woman. She joins the supporting cast in season five, where she clashes with Tammy over Waka Flocka Flame's comments about transgender people and later ignites feuds with Deb, Bambi and Scrappy. She quit the show shortly before the reunion taping, unhappy with her portrayal on the show.
Betty Idol (Season 5) is D. Smith's best friend and confidante. She is a singer of Colombian and African American ethnicity, originally from Houston, Texas, mostly known for singing the hook on Rick Ross' single "Thug Cry". In season five, she pursues a romance with Scrappy and clashes with Bambi and Tammy.
Lyfe Jennings (Season 5, guest star in season 4) is Karlie's boyfriend. He is an R&B/soul, singer and songwriter, originally from Toledo, Ohio. Season five chronicles the demise of his relationship with Karlie, allegedly due to her infidelity with Scrapp. Karlie later discovers that he got another woman pregnant while they were together, and married a third woman behind her back.
Kelsie Frost (Seasons 5, 7–8, 10, guest star in seasons 4, 9, cameo in season 1) is Kirk's daughter. She is an aspiring rapper, who works as Rasheeda's employee at her boutique store. Kelsie first appears in a cameo at Rasheeda and Kirk's vow renewal in season one, before joining the supporting cast in season five, which chronicles her struggles to be taken seriously as an artist by her father and stepmother. She returns in a guest role in season six, which chronicled the family's struggles after Jasmine's revelation, and in a minor supporting role in seasons seven, eight and ten, where she acts as a peacemaker between Jasmine and Kirk as they struggle to co-parent.
Shirleen Harvell (Seasons 5–7, 10, guest star in seasons 2–4, 8–9, cameo in season 1) is Rasheeda's mother. She first appears in a cameo at Rasheeda and Kirk's vow renewal in season one, and appears as a guest star in seasons two through four. She has a strained relationship with her son-in-law Kirk, at one point even running over his motorcycle with her car after finding out he cheated on Rasheeda. She joins the supporting cast in season five, where she starts working at Rasheeda's boutique store and clashes with Momma Dee.
Sas (Season 5, guest star in seasons 7–8) is Scrapp's younger brother and KK's son. He is a rapper and member of the rap group Da Razkalz Cru. In 2012, he was accused of the kidnapping, assault and attempted murder of his father. He, along with his mother and brother, were later cleared of all charges. After filming season five, he survived a gun shot to the back of the head.
J-Nicks (Season 5), also known as Stuey Rock, is a DJ and radio personality, originally from St. Louis, Missouri. He rose to fame as a host of BET's Rap City. He works as a weekday radio DJ for Hot 107.9. During season five, he pursues a romance with Tiarra, despite being in a relationship with Amber.
Amber Priddy (Season 5, guest star in season 7) is a stripper and urban model, originally from Charlotte, North Carolina. In season five, she pursues a romance with Yung Joc behind J-Nicks' back. She returns in a guest role in season seven, where she reveals that she has been having a sexual relationship with BK behind Sierra's back.

Season 6 additions
Melissa Scott (Seasons 6–7) is a long time friend of both Mimi and Joseline, attempting to act as a peacemaker between the two. She is a promoter, LGBT events manager and bar owner. In season six, it is revealed later that she had a fling with Mimi the summer before, and had a "friends-with-benefits" relationship with Ariane several years earlier. After having a heated confrontation with Mimi and Mimi's girlfriend Ty in season seven, Melissa is phased out of the show and does not attend the season's reunion special.
Jasmine Washington (Seasons 6–8) is Kirk's mistress and mother of his son, Kannon. She is a former stripper, originally from White Plains, New York. In season six, she reveals their affair, throwing Kirk and Rasheeda's marriage into turmoil. During this time, she is living in a polyamorous relationship with Rod and Keanna. In season seven, she attempts to reach out to Rasheeda's family to get closure, later finally coming face to face with Rasheeda. She returns in two episodes in season eight, disappearing from the show after Kirk criticises her parenting style.
Rod Bullock (Season 6) is Jasmine and Keanna's boyfriend. He is a music manager, originally from Indianapolis, Indiana. He shares a past with Mimi, having dated her prior to her relationship with Stevie. It ended badly, with Mimi claiming he is a scammer and con artist. In season six, he has recently been released from prison for money laundering.
Keanna Arnold (Season 6) is Rod and Jasmine's girlfriend. She is a former stripper. In season six, she reveals to have also slept with Kirk around the same time as Jasmine.
Moriah Lee (Season 6) is Sierra's marketing assistant, and an aspiring business owner. In season six, it is revealed that she has been having an affair with Sierra's husband, Shooter.
Lovely Mimi (Season 6) is a Vietnamese nail artist and social media personality, originally from the DMV, where she owns a salon. She has two children to her husband Remy Skinner. In season six, she works briefly at Sierra's salon, before the two have a violent falling out. She later forms a friendship with Tommie and the other girls.
Tresure P. (Season 6) is an aspiring DJ and radio personality, originally from Houston, Texas. She is a former stripper. In season six, she sparks a violent rivalry with Tommie after revealing she is in a relationship with a married man. She also has a friendship with Joc's baby mama Sina, and works as an intern at Joc's radio station. Later, she crashes the cast's Jamaican trip, and gets her wig snatched by Jessica Dime.
Shooter Gates (Seasons 6–7, 9) is Sierra's husband and the father of her two children. In season six, he is revealed to be secretly dating and financially supporting Moriah behind his wife's back. In season seven, he has separated from Sierra, and dealing with the sudden death of his son, Rodricous Jr., who was murdered in a shooting. He returns in season nine, which chronicles his love triangle with Ki'yomi and Cheyenne.
Gunplay (Season 6) is a rapper, originally from Miami, Florida. He appears in a supporting role in one episode of season six, where he convinces his friend Scrappy to move to Miami with him. His appearance served as a teaser for the then-upcoming spin-off Love & Hip Hop: Miami, which would premiere months later and feature him as a main cast member.
Estelita Quintero (Seasons 6–7) is an urban model and singer under Stevie J's management, originally from Colón, Panama. She endured a rough childhood as the youngest daughter of twenty brothers and sisters. She was sexually molested by her father from five years old, he died when she was nine. She fled to America after she was gang raped by five men. By the age of fourteen, she was working as a stripper in Miami. She later lost her mother to cancer, which lead her to attempt suicide twice. She is also a domestic violence survivor, having survived an abusive relationship for many years prior to the show. In season six, she joins Stevie's roster of artists and clashes with Karlie. In season seven, she reunited with former friend Erica Mena and struggles to gain control of her career when her relationship with Stevie turns sexual. She also made a cameo appearance in an episode of Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood as a runway model for Princess Love's clothing line in a fashion show.
Savannah Jordan (Seasons 6–7, cameo appearance in season 9) is Stevie J's daughter. She previously appeared as a supporting cast member on the spin-offs Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood and Leave It to Stevie. Savannah appears in a minor supporting role in season six, where her strained relationship with Joseline causes problems between her and Stevie. In season seven, she is devastated to learn that her father may have to serve jail time for not paying child support. Later, she gets into a brawl with Erica Mena while defending her father.
Samantha Lee (Seasons 6–7) is Tommie's mother. She has at least four other children, including Duby, Yani, Rayjasha and Versace, who all have appeared on the show. Like her daughter, she has a long criminal history and struggled with substance abuse. Samantha appears in a minor supporting role in season six, where she tries to salvage her relationship with her daughter. In season seven, she attempts to act as a peacemaker between Tommie and her sister Versace.

Season 7 additions

BK Brasco (Seasons 7–10) is Sierra's boyfriend. He is a rapper, originally from Brownsville, Brooklyn. He has two children from previous relationships. During season seven, he is accused of cheating on her with Joy and Amber Priddy, as well as lying about how many children he has. He and Sierra break up during season eight, after she admits she cheated on him. The couple later reconcile on and off.
Tokyo Vanity (Seasons 7–9) is a rapper, originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. She rose to fame for her 2015 hit "That's My Best Friend", which went viral on Instagram and Vine. She has garnered media attention for her body positivity and virginity. Season seven chronicles her relationship struggles with her boyfriend Tabius. The two break up during the season and he begins dating Spice. When Spice makes derogatory comments about Tokyo's weight, the two get into a violent altercation, however they later reconcile and become friends. In season eight, her friendship with Sierra grows strained when Sierra becomes concerned with her health and eating habits.
Tabius Tate (Season 7) is Tokyo's boyfriend. He is a rapper, originally from Montgomery, Alabama. During season seven, it is revealed that he dated Karlie years prior. He and Tokyo break up during the season and he briefly dates Spice, igniting a rivalry between the two women.
Keely Hill (Season 7) is Shooter's long time friend and confidante. She is a music industry executive and marketing representative, originally from Detroit, Michigan. She has a son, Xavier J. McKnight, with rapper Bleu DaVinci, who also appears on the show. She has a severe dislike for Sierra, and the two women get into several altercations. She also later sparks feuds with Karlie, Tokyo and Just Brittany. During the season, she is dating K. Botchey, however the two break up over Keely's refusal to tell him who her baby daddy is.
Just Brittany (Season 7) is a recording artist and singer under Stevie J's management, originally from Houston, Texas. She was part of the original cast of Love & Hip Hop: Houston, before the show was shelved in 2016. In season seven, she sparks her violent feud with Estelita and Erica Mena when they compete to become the "First Lady" of Danger Zone, Stevie's label. She also admits to having had a casual fling with Stevie.
Shawne Williams (Season 7, guest star in season 6) is Jessica's long time boyfriend and childhood sweetheart. He is a professional basketball player, originally from Memphis, Tennessee. On the cast's trip to Jamaica in season six, he proposes and she accepts. Season seven chronicles the birth of his first child with Jessica.
K. Botchey (Season 7) is Keely's boyfriend. He is a promoter and events manager. He and Keely break up during the season after it is revealed that Botchey is still dealing with his ex-girlfriend Crystal.
Sean Garrett (Season 7) is Karlie's boyfriend. He a Grammy Award-winning record producer and recording artist. He and Karlie break up during the season due to her "messiness". Later, he gets into a violent altercation with Stevie J.
Rich Dollaz (Seasons 7, 10), born Richard Trowers, is Erica Mena's ex-boyfriend. He is an entertainment manager who first gained notoriety as the manager of Olivia. His tumultuous, on-and-off again relationship with Erica was chronicled in several seasons of Love & Hip Hop: New York. He also appeared as a supporting cast member on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. Dollaz appears in a minor supporting role in the last two episodes of season seven, as part of a scheme by Stevie to get revenge on Erica Mena.

Season 8 additions
Pooh Hicks (Season 8), born Gynel Ladawn Campbell, is an estranged former friend of Karlie's. She is a socialite and wife of music producer Hiriam Hicks, originally from Detroit, Michigan. The two met while she was working as a stripper. She is openly bisexual and her and her husband have an open marriage. During season eight, Pooh reveals that she had Karlie had a threesome with her husband, igniting a violent feud between the two.
Che Mack (Season 8, guest star in seasons 1–2), is a rapper and DJ, originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Che first appears as a guest star in season one, as an aspiring artist under Stevie J's management, who later ignites a violent rivalry with Joseline in season two. In January 2017, Che gave birth to a daughter, Ginger Specelle Mosley, with the rapper Made Man. She returns as a supporting cast member in season eight, which chronicles their relationship struggles.
Moniece Slaughter (Season 8), is Scrapp's girlfriend. She is a singer-songwriter, originally from Los Angeles, California. She is as a main cast member on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood and is one of the show's original eight cast members. She also previously appeared in a minor supporting role on Love & Hip Hop: New York. In season eight, it is revealed that she has been Scrapp DeLeon's pen pal while he was in prison. Upon his release, a romance blossoms between the two. They break up midway through the season, after he is seen canoodling with his ex-girlfriend Tommie.
Shekinah Anderson (Seasons 8–10), also known as Shekinah Jo or Shekinah Jones, is a hair stylist and entrepreneur. She rose to fame as the best friend of Tiny on the VH1 reality shows T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle and Tiny & Shekinah's Weave Trip. Shekinah joins the supporting cast in season eight, as a longtime friend of Rasheeda, Karlie, Tokyo Vanity, Sierra and Che. Later, she sparks a feud with Akbar, after it is revealed the two have been dealing with the same man.
Akbar V (Seasons 8–9), born Valerie Raven, is a rapper. She endured a rough childhood growing up in Cleveland Ave, including experiencing drug addiction, sexual abuse, the death of her mother and having survived a gunshot wound to the head. Her cousin is Kandi Burruss. She has five children from previous relationships, including Dorribion who appears on the show. Season eight chronicles her struggles to escape the hood and kickstart her career. During the season, she ignites violent feuds with Tokyo Vanity, Spice, Sierra and Shekinah. In season nine, she gets into a brawl with LightSkinKeisha.
Cee Cee (Seasons 8–9, guest star in season 5), also credited as Clemmie Shaw, is Bambi's mother, originally from Compton, California. Season eight chronicles her strained relationship with Momma Dee as their prepare for the birth of their grandchild.
Sharonda Official (Seasons 8, guest star in season 7, 9) is a hair stylist and entrepreneur. She co-owns Salon Eshelon with Yung Joc, and is responsible for many of his hairstyles which have gone viral online. In season eight, she sparks a feud with Kendra after rumors swirl that Joc has been sexually involved with her and other stylists at the salon.

Season 9 additions
Alexis Skyy (Season 9, guest star in season 6, cameo in season 5) is an urban model and socialite. She rose to fame for her relationship with Fetty Wap. She previously appeared on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood and Love & Hip Hop: New York. She first appeared on the show in a cameo as a model in Tammy's fashion show in season five, then as Jessica Dime's date in an episode in season six. In season nine, she joins the supporting cast, where she opens up about being sex trafficked. It was also revealed that she was in a relationship with Karlie's then husband Arkansas Mo igniting a feud between the two.
LightSkinKeisha (Season 9) is a rapper and social media personality. Season nine chronicles her relationship with rapper Coca Vango, as well as her feuds with Bambi and Akbar V.
Ki'yomi Leslie (Season 9) is Shooter's girlfriend. She is aspiring rapper, model and entrepreneur who came into the public eye after dating Bow Wow. During the season, she fights with Cheyenne over Shooter.
Cheyenne Robinson (Season 9, guest star in season 8) is Scrapp's long lost half sister. She is his only relative without a criminal record, which helps get Scrapp out of jail. During season nine, it is revealed that she had been dating Shooter, who unbeknownst to her, is already in a relationship with Ki'yomi.

Season 10 additions
Ky Frost (Season 10, guest star in seasons 6–7, 9) is Kirk and Rasheeda's son.
Infinity Gilyard (Season 10) is Yandy's foster daughter. She appeared previously on Love & Hip Hop: New York.
Renni Rucci (Season 10) is a rapper, originally from South Carolina. She came into the public eye through her relationship with rapper Foogiano, who was sentenced to five years in prison in 2021.
Jasmine Ellis (Season 10, guest star in season 8) is Karlie's daughter. She also appeared in the spin-off VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition.
Judy Harris (Season 10) is Mendeecees' mother. She appeared previously on Love & Hip Hop: New York and VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition.
Eric Whitehead (Season 10) is Sierra's new boyfriend. He is the owner of a luxury car business, originally from Brooklyn, New York.
Justin Budd (Season 10), also credited as Justin "JBudd", is Spice's new boyfriend. He is a cinematographer and camera operator, who also worked behind-the-scenes as a director of photography on seasons eight and nine of the show.
Amoni Robinson (Season 10) is Joc's son. He also appeared in the spin-off VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition.
Meda Montana (Season 10) is Spice's friend, who admits to having an affair with Joc.
Lil Mendeecees (Season 10) is Mendeecees' son with his ex-girlfriend Samantha. He appeared previously on Love & Hip Hop: New York.

Guest stars

Several members of the cast's inner circle appear as recurring guest stars. They include:

Introduced in season 1

 Mingnon Dixon, Erica's mother, a recovering crack cocaine addict and Momma Dee's rival
 Dr. Jeff, therapist who works with Mimi, Joseline, Stevie and Karlie
 Fly Dantoni, rapper and record producer, Joseline's friend and occasional enemy
 Eva Jordan, daughter of Mimi and Stevie, cast member on the spin-off Leave It to Stevie
 Emani Richardson, daughter of Scrappy and Erica
Introduced in season 2

 Johnny Crome, rapper, Nikko's roommate, accused of being gay by K. Michelle
 DaShaun Johnson, personal trainer, Traci's love interest
 Bobby V, singer, friend to Scrappy, Kirk and Benzino
 Mary Jane, Kirk's jacuzzi fling
 Moses Jordan, Stevie J's father
Introduced in season 3

 O'Shea Jackson, model, Erica's love interest
 Jasmine Swann, waitress, Kirk's potential babysitter
 Ashley T. Moore, bisexual singer, Kalenna's ex-girlfriend
Introduced in season 4

 Faith Evans, singer, songwriter, Stevie's friend and confidante, cast member on the spin-off Leave It to Stevie, later Stevie's wife
 Jazze Pha, record producer, interested in working with Jessica Dime, Tiffany Foxx and Erica Mena
 Jasmine Brown, Scrappy's sister, disapproves of Momma Dee's relationship with Ernest
 Bessie Bryant, Ernest's mother
 DJ Toni K, Ariane's girlfriend
Introduced in season 5

 Taylor Hall, urban model, Scrappy's assistant, Yung Joc's love interest
 Shod Santiago, gay stylist, Tammy's friend
 Chaz Gotti, rapper, Waka's friend, Bambi's love interest
 Lil' Fizz, rapper, cast member on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood
 Nikki Mudarris, socialite, Joseline's friend-with-benefits, cast member on Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood
 Jonathan Fernandez, make up artist, cast member on K. Michelle: My Life and Love & Hip Hop: New York
 Deelishis, urban model, Stevie's love interest
 Young Dro, rapper, Joseline's love interest
Introduced in season 6

 Sade Jordan, Stevie's daughter, cast member on the spin-offs Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood and Leave It to Stevie
 Dorian Jordan, Stevie's son, cast member on the spin-off Leave It to Stevie
 Kermit Silva, Joseline's brother
 Ceaser Emmanuel, tattoo artist, Karlie's boyfriend, cast member on Black Ink Crew
 Logan Bullard, Jasmine's ex-boyfriend, suspected father of her child
 Stevie Jordan Jr., Stevie's son, cast member on the spin-offs Stevie J & Joseline: Go Hollywood and Leave It to Stevie
Introduced in season 7

 Ty Young, basketball player, Mimi's girlfriend
 Versace, Tommie's estranged sister
 Duby, Yani and Rayjasha, Tommie's siblings
 Albee Yours, Erica Mena's friend
 Bleu DaVinci, rapper, Keely's baby daddy
Introduced in season 8

 Arkansas Mo, trucking mogul, Karlie's fiancé
 Made Man, rapper, Che Mack's baby daddy
 Hiriam Hicks, music mogul, Pooh's husband, allegedly had a threesome with her and Karlie

The show also features minor appearances from notable figures within the hip hop industry and Atlanta's social scene, including J. Que, Bryan-Michael Cox, Kenny Burns, Stevie Baggs, Vincent Herbert, Roscoe Dash, Beenie Man, Steven Hirsch, Jeremih, DJ Vlad, Snoop Dogg, Jermaine Dupri, T-Pain, Katt Williams, CeeLo Green, Tony Rock, Russell Simmons, Jasmine Burke, Kandi Burruss, Dr. Jackie Walters, Michael Blackson, Cocoa Brown and Sam Phillips, Pastor Jamal Bryant, Machel Montano and Destra Garcia.

Executive producer Mona Scott-Young hosted the first two season's reunions, comedian Sommore hosted the third season reunion. The reunion specials from seasons four through eight are hosted by Nina Parker. Claudia Jordan hosted the tenth season reunion.

References

External links

Atlanta cast members
Lists of actors by American television series
Participants in American reality television series

List of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta cast members


Huyện Bilmak (, chuyển tự: Bilʹmatsʹks'kyi raion) là một huyện của tỉnh Zaporizhia thuộc Ukraina. Huyện Kuibysheve có diện tích 1335 km², dân số theo điều tra dân số ngày 5 tháng 12 năm 2001 là 27578 người với mật độ 21 người/km2. Trung tâm huyện nằm ở Bilmak.

Tham khảo

Huyện của Ukraina
Tỉnh Zaporizhzhia

Bilmak (huyện)


An Troglodytes ochraceus in uska species han Aves nga ginhulagway ni Robert Ridgway hadton 1882. An Troglodytes ochraceus in nahilalakip ha genus nga Troglodytes, ngan familia nga Troglodytidae. Ginklasipika han IUCN an species komo diri gud kababarak-an. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Troglodytes

Troglodytes ochraceus


Sigle
 Manufacturer Part Number  – codice unico di riferimento di uno specifico prodotto usato da una specifica industria.
 Most probable number (Numero più probabile) – tecnica usata nella conta microbiologica.

Codici
 MPN – codice aeroportuale IATA dell'aeroporto Mount Pleasant, Mount Pleasant / South Georgia And The South Sandwich Islands, Falkland

Mpn


Carriera
Ottenne diversi successi di buona caratura, fra i quali 2 volte il Giro di Campania (1926 e 1929), un Giro dell'Umbria ed un Giro di Toscana. Gregario di lusso, fu particolarmente abile per il servizio dato alla squadra nei mondiali 1929.

Il 1929 fu anche il suo anno migliore, fu secondo nella Milano-Sanremo e terzo al Giro d'Italia, fu anche terzo nel Giro della Provincia di Reggio Calabria nel 1928 e vinse due tappe al Giro d'Italia nel 1930.

Palmarès
1926 (Legnano, una vittoria)
Giro di Campania

1928 (Legnano, due vittore)
Coppa Auricchio
Giro dell'Umbria

1929 (Ideor, quattro vittorie)
1ª tappa Giro di Campania (Napoli > Salerno)
2ª tappa Giro di Campania (Salerno > Avellino)
Classifica generale Giro di Campania
Giro di Toscana

1930 (Legnano, due vittorie)
2ª tappa Giro d'Italia (Catania > Palermo)
14ª tappa Giro d'Italia (Asiago > Brescia)

Piazzamenti

Grandi Giri

Giro d'Italia
1929: 3º
1930: 18º

Tour de France
1930: ritirato (7ª tappa)

Classiche monumento

Milano-Sanremo
1929: 2º
1931: 6º
1932: 4º

Giro di Lombardia
1925: 25º
1928: 6º

Competizioni mondiali
Campionati del mondo
Zurigo 1929 - In linea Professionisti: 5º

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Leonida Frascarelli


The Uden War Cemetery is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery in Uden, the Netherlands. It was established in 1960 and is home to 703 graves from the Second World War.

History
After the Battle of the Netherlands the country was occupied by the Germans. During the occupation allied casualties were buried in the parish priest's garden. In 1943 the municipality acquired the Roman Catholic Cemetery which was out of use since 1918. After the war about 100 graves were moved from the garden into the new cemetery. Many other graves from the region were also moved to the cemetery. Most of the buried are casualties from Operation Market Garden.

Cemetery
The cemetery contains 703 graves and a Cross of Sacrifice, surrounded by a brick wall. The municipality of Uden has designated the cemetery a municipal monument.

Notable burials
 Major Walter Long, 2nd Viscount Long
 Captain Prince Dimitri Galitzine

See also
 World War II memorials and cemeteries in the Netherlands

References

External links

British military memorials and cemeteries
Canadian military memorials and cemeteries
Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemeteries in the Netherlands
Maashorst

Uden War Cemetery


An Cryptoblepharus eximius in uska species han Reptilia nga ginhulagway ni Girard hadton 1857. An Cryptoblepharus eximius in nahilalakip ha genus nga Cryptoblepharus, ngan familia nga Scincidae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Cryptoblepharus

Cryptoblepharus eximius


Krzysztof Paweł Pielowski (ur. 14 czerwca 1991) – polski pływak długodystansowy, brązowy medalista uniwersjady.

Kariera
W lipcu 2017 roku na mistrzostwach świata w Budapeszcie zajął 11. miejsce w konkurencji 10 km na otwartym akwenie. Na dystansie dwukrotnie krótszym był dwunasty.

Miesiąc później, podczas uniwersjady w Tajpej zdobył brązowy medal na 10 km na otwartym akwenie.

Przypisy

Polscy pływacy
Urodzeni w 1991

Krzysztof Pielowski


Natura 2000-område nr. 184 Hammeren og Slotslyngen   er et Natura 2000-område der består af habitatområde H160 og fuglebeskyttelsesområde F116 på nordenden af Bornholm, der har et areal på   557 hektar, hvoraf ca. 95 %  er statsejet.

Natura 2000-området ligger   i Vandområdedistrikt III Bornholm  i vandplanomåde  3.1 Bornholm.  i  Bornholms Regionskommune.

Områdebeskrivelse
Området er at udpeget for  at beskytte indlandsklipper (8220) og havgrotter
(8330), som er naturtyper der i Danmark kun findes på Bornholm. Området er endvidere det eneste danske Natura 2000-område med havgrotter (8330)
På kystklipperne yngler vandrefalken, som efter at have været forsvundet fra Danmark i starten af 1970'erne, nu ser ud til at være vendt tilbage.

Hammerknuden er en vigtig  botanisk lokalitet, hvor der  igennem tiden observeret mere end 600 arter af  planter, hvilket svarer til godt 1/3 af de plantearter, der er fundet på Bornholm. Området været afgræsset i århundreder, og den menneskelige aktivitet i området, har gennem tiden også bidraget væsentligt til, at så mange
planter kan findes på så lille et område. Feks blev der i middelalderen indført mange nytteplanter, der blev dyrket som f.eks. læge- eller krydderplanter, og der kan stadig findes en lang række af disse planter i området.

Der findes flere sprækkedale bl.a. Mølledalen og
Finnedalen, der afgrænser Slotslyngen fra Hammershus og det bagvedliggende bornholmske
landskab. Det højtliggende Slotslyngen når op i  91 meters højde. Slotslyngen og Hammerknuden var før i tiden en del af det vidtstrakte, græssede hedeområde Højlyngen. Der er stadig meget hede og overdrev indenfor Natura 2000-området, selvom skovbevoksninger længe har været i fremgang, særligt i Slotslyngen.

Naturfredning
Der er flere fredninger  i området. I 1936 blev 13 hektar af Finnedal Klippeløkke fredet for at undgå, at den blev omdannet til et stenbrud. De største fredninger i området ligger mod nord hhv. Blanch Hotel, Langebjerg, Hammersholm og Hammershus og blev fredet først i 1900-tallet. Staten købte Slotslyngen i 1909 og lagde området ind under skovdistriktet. Formålet med fredningerne
er, at arealerne skal forblive på danske hænder og forhindre bebyggelse på arealerne.

Se også
 Internationale naturbeskyttelsesområder i Danmark
 Naturtyper i Danmark

Kilder og henvisninger

 Kort over området på miljoegis.mim.dk
 Naturplanen
 Basisanalysen 2022-27
EU-habitatområder i DanmarkFuglebeskyttelsesområder i Danmark

Fredede arealer i Danmark

Lokaliteter på Bornholm


Live Bites è un album live della band Hard rock/Heavy metal tedesca Scorpions, pubblicato nel 1995 dalla casa discografica PolyGram e co-prodotto con Bruce Fairbairn.

Il disco
Primo live album ufficiale degli anni '90, pubblicato 10 anni dopo il monumentale World Wide Live, Live Bites è stato registrato durante il tour che anticipò e seguì l'uscita di Face the Heat nel 1993. I brani Rhythm of Love e Living for Tomorrow sono stati registrati al concerto tenutosi a Leningrado nel 1992, quando in formazione militava Francis Buchholz al basso (la versione di Living for Tomorrow è proprio quella inserita anche nella raccolta Still Loving You). Gli altri brani provengono da registrazioni effettuate durante i concerti tenutosi a San Francisco, Città del Messico, Berlino e Monaco di Baviera.

L'album contiene due nuovi brani: Heroes don't Cry e White Dove (già pubblicato come singolo l'anno precedente e i cui ricavi erano stati destinati a favore dell'Unicef). Durante il concerto di Città del Messico sono inoltre stati eseguiti il brano folkloristico Ave Maria no Morro (come vuole la tradizione degli Scorpions che inserisce nella scaletta dei concerti almeno un brano locale fin dai tempi dei live giapponesi) e lo strumentale Concerto in V. Questo è l'ultimo album ufficiale degli Scorpions dove compare il batterista Herman Rarebell.

Tracce
 Tease Me Please Me - 4:46
 Is There Anybody There? - 4:08
 Rhythm of Love - 3:41
 In Trance - 4:01
 No Pain No Gain - 4:02
 When the Smoke Is Going Down - 2:37
 Ave Maria no Morro - 3:15
 Living for Tomorrow - 6:56
 Concerto in V - 3:00
 Alien Nation - 5:28
 Hit Between the Eyes - 4:08
 Crazy World - 5:29
 Wind of Change - 5:45
 Heroes Don't Cry (studio track) - 4:29
 White Dove (studio track) - 4:18

 nella versione nordamericana dell'album non ci sono i brani Ave Maria no Morro e Hit Between the Eyes sostituiti dal brano inedito Edge of Time che in Europa verrà invece inserito nella prima versione della raccolta Deadly Sting pubblicata anch'essa nel 1995.

Formazione
 Klaus Meine - voce
 Rudolf Schenker - chitarra
 Matthias Jabs - chitarra
 Ralph Rieckermann - basso
 Francis Buchholz - basso in Rhythm of Love e Living for Tomorrow
 Herman Rarebell - percussioni

Classifiche

Album

Singoli

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Live Bites


The Coronation Stakes was a greyhound racing competition held annually at Wembley Stadium. It was inaugurated in 1928, one of the earliest competitions in greyhound racing. The race was one of the premier bitches only event in the UK greyhound calendar.

The competition came to an end following the closure of the Wembley Greyhounds by the Greyhound Racing Association and the sale of the stadium by their parent company Wembley plc.

Past winners

Venues & Distances
1928–1974 (Wembley 500 yards)
1975–1994 (Wembley 490 metres)

References

Greyhound racing competitions in the United Kingdom
Recurring sporting events established in 1928
Events at Wembley Stadium
Sport in the London Borough of Brent
Greyhound racing in London

Coronation Stakes (greyhounds)


Ang Canal del Medio ngalan niining mga mosunod:

Arhentina

 Canal del Medio (kanal sa Arhentina), Provincia de Santa Fe,

Colombia

 Canal del Medio (kanal sa Colombia), Departamento del Valle del Cauca,

Espanya

 Canal del Medio (kanal sa Espanya), Comunidad de Madrid, Provincia de Madrid,

Puerto Rico

 Canal del Medio (kanal sa Puerto Rico), Loíza Municipio,

Pagklaro paghimo ni bot 2015-12
Pagklaro paghimo ni bot Arhentina
Pagklaro paghimo ni bot Colombia
Pagklaro paghimo ni bot Espanya
Pagklaro paghimo ni bot Puerto Rico

Canal del Medio


Kaliwatan sa alibangbang ang Siculodes satellifera. Una ning gihulagway ni M.Gaede ni adtong 1936. Ang Siculodes satellifera sakop sa kahenera nga Siculodes, ug kabanay nga Thyrididae. Walay nalista nga matang nga sama niini.

Ang mga gi basihan niini

Insekto
Siculodes

Siculodes satellifera


An Turanium badenkoi in uska species han Coleoptera nga ginhulagway ni Aleksandr Sergeievich Danilevsky hadton 2001. An Turanium badenkoi in nahilalakip ha genus nga Turanium, ngan familia nga Cerambycidae.

Mabibilngan ini ha Kazakhstan. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Turanium

Turanium badenkoi


Kaliwatan sa murag-anay ang Microtermes problematicus. Una ning gihulagway ni Grassé ni adtong 1937. Ang Microtermes problematicus sakop sa kahenera nga Microtermes, ug kabanay nga Termitidae. Walay nalista nga matang nga sama niini.

Ang mga gi basihan niini

Uk-ok
Microtermes

Microtermes problematicus


An Alcidion sulphurifer in uska species han Coleoptera nga syahan ginhulagway ni White hadton 1855. An Alcidion sulphurifer in nahilalakip ha genus nga Alcidion, ngan familia nga Cerambycidae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Alcidion

Alcidion sulphurifer


A Jagdgeschwader 137 foi uma asa de caças da Luftwaffe, durante a Alemanha Nazi. Formada no dia 20 de Abril de 1937 em Bernburg a partir do I./JG 232, foi extinta no dia 1 de novembro de 1938 e o que dela restou foi usado para formar o I./JG 231.

Jagdgeschwader

Jagdgeschwader 137


Kaliwatan sa alasiwsiw ang Enyaliopsis inflatus. Una ning gihulagway ni Weidner ni adtong 1941. Ang Enyaliopsis inflatus sakop sa kahenera nga Enyaliopsis, ug kabanay nga Tettigoniidae.

Kini nga matang hayop na sabwag sa:
 Tanzania

Walay nalista nga matang nga sama niini.

Ang mga gi basihan niini

Insekto
Enyaliopsis
Insekto sa Tansaniya

Enyaliopsis inflatus


Ang Kuluk ngalan niining mga mosunod:

Apganistan

 Kūlūk, walog, Bādghīs,

Rusya

 Kuluk (suba sa Rusya), Respublika Buryatiya,

Pagklaro paghimo ni bot 2015-12
Pagklaro paghimo ni bot Apganistan
Pagklaro paghimo ni bot Rusya

Kuluk


Kaliwatan sa insekto ang Stephanothrips thai. Una ning gihulagway ni Shûji Okajima ug Urushihara ni adtong 1995. Ang Stephanothrips thai sakop sa kahenera nga Stephanothrips, ug kabanay nga Phlaeothripidae. Walay nalista nga matang nga sama niini.

Ang mga gi basihan niini

Insekto
Insekto sa Thayland
Stephanothrips

Stephanothrips thai


An Neosalanx tangkahkeii in uska species han Actinopterygii nga syahan ginhulagway ni Wu hadton 1931. An Neosalanx tangkahkeii in nahilalakip ha genus nga Neosalanx, ngan familia nga Salangidae. Ginklasipika han IUCN an species komo diri gud kababarak-an. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Neosalanx

Neosalanx tangkahkeii


Um Sistema de controle de voo convencional de uma aeronave de asa fixa consiste em superfícies de controle de voo, seus respectivos controles na cabine de pilotagem, cabos de comando e os mecanismos necessários para controlar a direção de uma aeronave em voo. Os controles de motor também são considerados como controles de voo, uma vez que alteram a velocidade.

Os fundamentos dos controles de voo são explicados no artigo Dinâmica de voo (aeronaves de asa fixa). Este artigo é centrado nos mecanismos operacionais dos controles de voo. O sistema básico em uso nas aeronaves apareceu pela primeira vez de forma facilmente reconhecível em Abril de 1908, no monoplano pioneiro Blériot VIII de Louis Blériot.

Controles na cabine de pilotagem

Controles primários
Normalmente, os comandos de voo primário na cabine são os seguintes:
 um manche (também conhecido como ), um stick central ou um side-stick (os dois últimos são coloquialmente conhecidos como controle ou joystick), controlam os movimentos de roll e pitch, movimentando os  ailerons (ou ativando o sistema de "wing warping" em alguns projetos de aeronave antigos) quando girado para a esquerda e direita, e movimenta o profundor quando movido para frente e para trás.
 pedais do leme, ou nos projetos antigos anteriores a 1919 uma barra do leme, para controlar o yaw, que movimenta o leme; aplicando o pé esquerdo, irá mover o leme para a esquerda.
 controles de potência ou empuxo para controlar a velocidade ou empuxo de um motor aeronáutico.

O manche varia bastante nos diversos modelos de aeronaves. Existem manches onde o roll é controlado ao rodá-lo no sentido horário ou anti-horário (como em um carro) e o pitch sendo controlado ao levar a coluna de controle mais próxima ou mais afastada do piloto, enquanto em outros modelos ocorre por deslizar o manche para dentro e para fora do painel de instrumentos (como a maior parte dos aviões da Cessna), e em alguns o roll é controlado por deslizar o manche inteiro para um lado e para outro (como no Cessna 162). O stick central também varia entre as aeronaves. Alguns são conectados diretamente às superfícies de controle através de cabos, enquanto outros (aeronaves fly-by-wire) possuem um computador entre os controles e os atuadores elétricos.

Mesmo quando uma aeronave usa superfícies de comando variadas, tais como aeronaves com cauda em V, flaperon ou elevon, para evitar confusão pelo piloto, o sistema de controle de voo da aeronave é projetado de forma que o manche ou stick tenham os controles convencionais para pitch e roll e os pedais do leme para yaw.  O padrão básico para os controles de voo modernos teve seu início dado pelo francês Robert Esnault-Pelterie, com seu colega francês e aviador Louis Blériot popularizando o formato de controle de Esnault-Pelterie inicialmente no monoplano Blériot VIII em Abril de 1908, padronizando o formato em Julho de 1909 com o modelo que iria cruzar o Canal da Mancha, Blériot XI. Os controles de voo são ensinados desta forma por muitas décadas, popularizado em livros de instrução inicial de voo.

Em algumas aeronaves, as superfícies de controle não são manipuladas por cabos. Em aeronaves ultraleves e planadores motorizados, por exemplo, não existem estes mecanismos. Ao contrário, o piloto simplesmente levanta a superfície com a mão (utilizando uma armação rígida que fica sob a superfície) e a move.

Controles secundários

Além dos comandos de voo primário para roll, pitch e yaw, existem controles secundários em algumas aeronaves, dando ao piloto um maior controle sobre o voo ou para diminuir a carga de trabalho. O comando mais comum é uma roda ou outro dispositivo para controlar o compensador do profundor, de forma que o piloto não precisa manter uma força constante para frente ou para trás afim de manter uma atitude específica (outros tipos de compensadores, para o leme e aileron, são comuns em aeronaves maiores, mas também aparecem em aeronaves menores). Muitas aeronaves possuem flaps, controlados por um botão ou alavanca mecânica, ou até sendo completamente automatizado e controlado por computadores, que alteram a forma da asa para maior manobrabilidade em baixas velocidades, sendo utilizados também para decolagens e pousos. Outros sistemas de controle de voo secundários podem também aparecer, como os slats, spoilers, freios aerodinâmicos e asa com geometria variável.

Controles em helicópteros

O conjunto de comandos de voo em um helicóptero guarda alguma correlação com os comandos de voo de um avião, mas atuam de forma diversa.

O manche cíclico, normalmente operado com a mão direita, localiza-se entre as pernas do piloto e controla o passo das pás do(s) rotor(es) principal(is) de forma cíclica, fazendo variar o passo da pá, conforme a direção para onde se deseja movimentar o helicóptero. É o comando usado para fazer a aeronave ir para frente ou para trás ou para os lados.

A alavanca de passo coletivo, localizada a esquerda do assento do piloto, modifica o passo de todas as pás do(s) rotor(es) principal(is) de forma igual e simultânea, permitindo que o helicóptero ganhe ou perca altura. Em helicópteros mais antigos, era acoplada nessa alavanca uma manete de aceleração do motor, permitindo que o piloto mantivesse a rotação do rotor constante. Atualmente essa função é feita de forma automática, sem intervenção do piloto.

Em helicópteros com um rotor principal, os pedais são usados para ajustar o passo das pás do rotor de cauda, contrariando o torque gerado pelo rotor principal, evitando que o helicóptero gire no sentido inverso ao do rotor principal do helicóptero. Dessa forma o piloto pode usar esse comando para fazer a aeronave girar em torno de seu eixo, controlando assim sua direção. Em helicópteros de mais de um rotor principal, os pedais, por meio de um complexo mecanismo, ajustam o passo coletivo de cada um dos rotores, oferecendo ao piloto a chance que ele ajuste a direção da aeronave por meio do torque gerado pelos rotores.

Sistemas de controle de voo

Mecânicos

Sistemas de controle de voo mecânicos ou operados manualmente são o método mais básico para o controle de uma aeronave. Eram utilizados em aeronaves antigas e atualmente em pequenas aeronaves, nas quais as forças aerodinâmicas não são excessivas. Nas primeiras aeronaves, tais como o Wright Flyer I, Blériot XI e o Fokker Eindecker, era utilizado o sistema de "wing warping", onde não haviam superfícies de controle convencionais nas asas, e por vezes, nem um controle de pitch, como no Wright Flyer I e versões originais de 1909 do Etrich Taube, que possuíam apenas um leme pivotado além dos controles operados através de torção das asas, para controlar o pitch e o roll. Um sistema de controle de voo manual utiliza uma coleção de partes mecânicas, tais como varetas, cabos de tensão, polias, contrapesos e algumas vezes correntes para transmitir as forças aplicadas na cabine de pilotagem diretamente para as superfícies de comando. Esticadores são comumente usados para ajustar a tensão do cabo de controle. O Cessna 172 é um exemplo clássico de uma aeronave que utiliza este tipo de sistema. Travas de comando são utilizadas em aeronaves estacionadas para proteger as superfícies de comando e cabos de possíveis danos causados pelo vento.

Um aumento na área de uma superfície de comando são necessários para aeronaves maiores ou com alta carga, pois altas velocidades em aeronaves menores levam a um aumento na força requerida para mover uma superfície de comando. Consequentemente, alguns ajustes na disposição foram desenvolvidos para obter-se a máxima força mecânica, reduzindo assim as forças requeridas pelo piloto Este tipo de disposição podem ser encontrados em aeronaves maiores ou de alto desempenho, como o Fokker 50.

Alguns sistemas de controle de voo mecânicos utilizam servo tabs para prover uma assistência aerodinâmica. Os servo tabs são pequenas superfícies ligadas às superfícies de comando. Os mecanismos de controle de voo movimentam esses tabs, as forças aerodinâmicas por sua vez se movem, ou auxiliam no movimento das superfícies de comando, reduzindo a quantia de força mecânica necessária. Estes servo tabs foram utilizados em antigos aeronaves comerciais e nos primeiros aviões a jato. O Boeing 737 possui um sistema que no caso de uma perda total do sistema hidráulico, automaticamente passa a ser controlado através de servo-tabs.

Hidromecânicos
A complexidade e o peso de sistemas de controle de voo mecânicos aumentaram consideravelmente com o tamanho e desempenho das aeronaves. Superfícies de comando hidráulicas ajudam a superar estas limitações. Com os sistemas de controle de voo hidráulicos, o tamanho e desempenho das aeronaves são limitados pela economia, ao invés da força muscular de um piloto. No início, apenas sistemas parcialmente auxiliados eram usados, de forma que o piloto ainda pudesse sentir a carga aerodinâmica nas superfícies de comando (retroalimentação).

Um sistema de controle de voo hidromecânico possui basicamente duas partes:
O circuito mecânico, que liga os controles da cabine de pilotagem aos circuitos hidráulicos. Assim como no sistema de controle de voo mecânico, este consiste de varetas, cabos, polias e por vezes correntes.
 O circuito hidráulico, possui bombas hidráulicas, reservatórios, filtros, tubo, válvulas e atuadores. Os atuadores são movimentados por pressão hidráulica gerada pelas bombas no circuito hidráulico. Os atuadores convertem pressão hidráulica em movimentos da superfície de comando. As servoválvulas eletrohidráulicas controlam o movimento dos atuadores.

O movimento de um comando realizado pelo piloto faz com que o circuito mecânico abra a servoválvula no circuito hidráulico. O circuito hidráulico então alimentam os atuadores que movem as superfícies de comando. Assim que o atuador se movimenta, a servoválvula eletrohidráulica é fechada por uma ligação mecânica de retroalimentação - a que faz parar o movimento da superfície de comando na posição desejada.

Esta disposição pode ser encontrada em aeronaves de transporte antigas e algumas aeronaves de alto desempenho, tais como o Antonov An-225 e o Lockheed SR-71.

Dispositivos de sensibilidade artificial
Com sistemas de controle de voo puramente mecânicos, as forças aerodinâmicas nas superfícies de comando são transmitidas através dos mecanismos e sentidas diretamente pelo piloto, permitindo uma retroalimentação tátil das forças exercidas. Com os sistemas de controle de voo hidromecânicos, entretanto, a cargas nas superfícies não podem ser sentidas, e há o risco de haver uma hipertensão na aeronave através de comandos exagerados das superfícies de comando. Para superar este problema, sistemas de sensibilidade artificial podem ser utilziados. Por exemplo, nos controles do bombardeiro Avro Vulcan e do interceptador supersônico Avro Canada CF-105 (ambos projetos da década de 1950), a retroalimentação da força requerida era conseguida através de uma mola. O fulcro deste dispositivo foi movido na proporção do quadrado da velocidade (para os profundores), dando uma maior resistência dos comandos em alta velocidade. Nos comandos do Vought F-8 Crusader e do Vought A-7 Corsair II, um contrapeso era usado no stick no eixo de pitch, fornecendo uma retroalimentação proporcional à aceleração normal do avião.

Stick shaker
O stick shaker é um dispositivo (disponível em algumas aeronaves) que é anexa à coluna de controle, que faz tremer a coluna de controle quando a aeronave está prestes a estolar. Em algumas aeronaves como o McDonnell Douglas DC-10 há uma fonte de alimentação elétrica sobressalente que o piloto pode ligar para reativar o stick shaker caso a conexão hidráulica ao stick shaker seja perdida.

Sistemas de controle Fly-by-wire

O sistema fly-by-wire (FBW) substitui o controle de voo manual de uma aeronave com uma interface eletrônica. Os movimentos dos controles de voo são convertidos em sinais eletrônicos transmitidos por cabos (por isto o termo fly-by-wire), e os computadores de controle de voo determinam quanto será necessário mover os atuadores em cada superfície de comando para exercer o comando requerido. Alguns comandos são enviados diretamente do computador para as superfícies de comando, com a tarefa de manter a aeronave estabilizada e outras tarefas parecidas. O sistema eletrônico para controle de voo é parte do sistema de Aviónica de uma aeronave.

Fly-by-optics, também conhecido como fly-by-light, é um projeto derivado do fly-by-wire, utilizando cabos de fibra ótica.

Pesquisa
Muitas pesquisas de tecnologia e esforços voltados ao desenvolvimento existem para integrar as funções dos sistemas de controle de voo, assim como os ailerons, o profundor, elevons, flaps e flaperons nas asas para executarem seus propósitos aerodinâmicos com as vantagens de menos: massa, custo, arrasto, inércia (para uma resposta mais rápida e mais forte), complexidade (mecanicamente mais simples, menos partes se movendo nas superfícies, menos manutenção) e RCS para aeronaves stealth. Estas tecnologias podem ser usadas em VANTs e aviões caça de 6ª geração. Duas tecnologias promissoras são: Asa flexível e Controle de fluxo ativo.

Asa flexível
Com a asa flexível, a maior parte ou toda a superfície da asa pode mudar o formato em voo para desviar o fluxo de ar, como um ornitóptero. Asa adaptável é um esforço militar e comercial para atingir isto. O projeto X-53 Active Aeroelastic Wing era realizado pela Força Aérea dos Estados Unidos, NASA, e Boeing.

Controle de fluxo ativo
No Controle de fluxo ativo, as forças nos veículos ocorrem através de um controle de circulação, no qual maiores e mais complexas partes mecânicas são substituídas por sistemas de fluido mais simples e menores (slots que emitem fluxo de ar) onde grandes forças nos fluidos são divergidas por pequenos jatos de fluido intermitentemente, a fim de mudar a direção dos veículos. Desta forma, o controle de fluxo ativo promete uma menor massa, custos (até 50% menores), e tempos de resposta de inércia muito baixos, além da simplicidade. Isso foi demonstrado pelo Demon UAV, que voou pela primeira vez, no Reino Unido, em Setembro de 2010.

Veja também
 Empuxo vetorial

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