Dru Hill Reunite, Then Break Up Again.

They say breaking up is hard to do. Not if you are Dru Hill! Dru Hill recently hit the airwaves in Baltimore to announce they were back together. Ten minutes later, they broke back up! The hilarious and weird situation can be seen on a video across the Internet. Out of nowhere Woody announces during the interview that he is returning to the ministry, but that he is with the group in spirit. The news shocked the other members as Sisqo, storms off saying "you could have told us this yesterday," and other members attack Woody.

Dru Hill is not the first group to have a crazy breakup. Here is a look at three other groups with bad breakups.

Destiny's Child- In the late 90's Destiny's Child quickly became a household name. Unfortunately two members of the group, Latoya Luckett and LaTavia Roberson, were not completely happy. The two girls charged their manager, Matthew Knowles of mismanaging money and showing favoritism to his daughter Beyonce. The two girls had strained relations with their group but actually had hope for working their differences out. To their surprise they turned on the TV to see they had been replaced in the groups latest video 'Say My Name.' The group would ultimately continue as a trio, and have not officially parted ways. Of the two dismissed members only Latoya has achieved success as a solo artist.

New Edition- in the 1980's few groups had the success that New Edition had. Despite being on top of the world they encountered some drama of their own when their record label MCA forced them to vote member Bobby Brown out of the group do to his behavior issues. Brown would go on to pursue a solo career and was replaced two years later by Johnny Gill. Many years later in the late 90's New Edition would reunite, including both Brown and Gill in their group. Unfortunately, Browns issues in his personal life have continued and he currently is not recording or touring with the group.

NWA- This hip hop group is no stranger to controversy. In 1989 Front man Eazy E left the gangster rap group over royalty disputes. The group members had deeply harsh feelings for each other choosing to attack each other on record. Eazy E started the 'beef' with a song called "Benedict Arnold." Retaliation came by Dr. Dre and MC Ren in the form of the song, "No Vaseline." This beef continued for years until Eazy E died in 1995. The group members then appeared to settle their differences.