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It's not a secret that Janet Hubert, who played Aunt Viv for three seasons before being replaced by Daphne Maxwell Reid, does not have a lot of love for her former cast mates. A year ago, while slamming Jada Pinkett Smith's decision to boycott the Oscars, she taunted Will Smith about not getting a nomination from the Academy for his movie Concussion.

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Well, Aunt Shade has returned after Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton Banks) posted a photo of the cast's reunion during an event for Karyn Parsons' (Hilary Banks) charity, Sweet Blackberry.

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In a now deleted Facebook post, Hubert called Riberio a "media hoe" and an "ass wipe" for Will Smith. The actress also stated that seeing the photo motivated her to arrange some meetings in Hollywood to pitch her memoir in which she would spill all of the tea from behind the scenes of the Fresh Prince.

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We may love the '90s classic TV show but we can't help but wonder what this book may contain.

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