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Pastor Troy Responds To Rumors He Dated Minnie From “Little Women ATL”

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Was Minnie P. Troy’s petite bae???

If you’ve been watching Lifetime’s Little Women: ATL then you’ve surely heard about “Mama Bear” Minnie whose been adamant that she has a rapper boyfriend in ATL.

According to the 4’3 starlet she and Pastor Troy dated for about 8 months even though her mother and her friends never met nor spotted them together.

Pastor Troy himself has taken to Instagram to speak on the dating claims and joked that he and Minnie broke up because “she has a short fuse.”

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Lord…

He also added (and deleted) a video about being dumped on Lifetime.

What do YOU think about Pastor Troy and Minnie dating???minniepastortroyHit the flip for more photos of Minnie and her costars.

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