Dorian From BET’s College Hill Busted
BET personality Dorian Standberry from College Hill has fell victim to an online Hacker who is claiming to have phone numbers, addresses and personal info of numerous celebrities. The hacker has already posted Solange Knowles’s home address and personal phone numbers to Beyonce’s stylist, Chrissette Michelle, Vanessa Simmons, Mario and Tracy Edmonds.
The hacker has also posted nude pics from Dorian claiming, “dorion slept wit my nigga!!!!!!! now he pays!!!!!!!!! lolol,” and “tall dont understand dorian killed a friend of mine,” while also saying Dorian and a few other celebs are HIV+.
Talk about drama, He quickly attempts to do damage control but it appeared that he could not get anything over on Charlamagne Tha God. The interview ended in him telling Charlamagne that he has no class or any taste and that he was cool on him.
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