New York Breaks Up with Tailor Made

Big news! New York dumps Tailor Made.

This information is shocking. After all of that cuddling and cooing they did on the reunion show of "I Love New York" season 2, New York a.k.a. Tiffany Pollard and George Weisgerber a.k.a. Taylor Made are split-up. Apparently, the finalization of Taylor Made's divorce and their new living arrangements wasn't enough to keep them happy. So, the BIG question of the day is - what happened?

WHY THEY SPLIT

According to Hollywood whispers screamed by gossip sites like Reality TV Scoop, La late and Media Take Out, Tiffany Pollard a.k.a. New York let go of her beau Tailor Made in hopes of building up her career. After all, she is an actress. Now, she's got a new reality TV show called "New York Goes to Hollywood." It will highlight her struggles and effort as an actress to make it big in Hollywood.

If you're wondering how this affects her relationship with Tailor Made, you're voicing the same question that's on everyone's mind. L.A. is a lonely place, especially without love. Plus, she's already a reality TV star. So what's the real reason for the break up?

Fights.

THE FIGHTING

Shortly after New York and Tailor Made were able to see each on a regular basis because the episode where she picked him aired, news hit the streets that they were fighting a lot. One particular story featured by "Hip Hop Crunch" is that they had a very loud, rambunctious argument at the opening of "Suzy Wong's Lounge" in New York.

It was reported that New York was pointing her finger, yelling and flipping out on Tailor Made. This doesn't sound unusual for her. However, it was such a huge scene that the New York Post did a story on it. Hmm... That sounds like the kind of fight that'll make a man decide that a woman isn't worth groveling over anymore. Oh yeah, she says she broke up with him.

WHAT'S NEXT

Since Tailor Made is just as dramatic and scandalous as New York, I would expect him to do a few interviews or even a book about their crazy relationship. People will read it since she's currently a popular part of American pop culture. As for her . . .