Porsha Williams is getting real about the drama surrounding The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Days after viewers watched Kenya Moore exit the series due to an explicit photo scandal, Williams, 43, is sharing her thoughts on the messy situation.
“Each poster board that she showed — they could not show it on the show, which I’m so glad and thankful to Bravo for blurring it out and cutting out [the] majority of what despicable things Kenya said about Britt,” Williams claimed in a YouTube video posted Thursday, April 10. “I’m so glad they took it out.”
On the Sunday, April 6, episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Moore, 54, hosted the cast at the grand opening of her Kenya Moore Hair Spa business. During the event, the Bravo star unveiled explicit pictures of cast member Brittany Eady.
Kenya Moore opened up about her exit from Real Housewives of Atlanta during season 16, saying she has no regrets. Moore, 53, shared her perspective via Instagram on Wednesday, June 26, alongside a series of photos and videos of her daughter, Brooklyn. “Thank you for all the support #teamtwirl. My heart is full and my […]
After the event, Bravo conducted an investigation and decided Moore could not film with the cast for the rest of the season.
“At this point, I wanted to love Kenya. I want to love Kenya,” Williams said. “I want to have a good relationship with Kenya. … I want her to meet me where we are. I just felt the whole cast felt like it was awful.”
To this day, Williams still has questions about the day in question such as, “What printing company printed this out?”
She also claimed that another costar may have played a part in the incident.
“One of these Housewives who is still on the show is the one who gave Kenya a big part of that nude information,” she alleged. “Who did all this research? Who did it besides the Housewife who gave you the footage? It was a lot.”
Williams remains hopeful that Moore and Eady, 37, can one day have a conversation. She also believes Eady is very “remorseful” about the controversial comments she made about guns.
“I don’t play them games!” Eady said in a previous episode after fighting with Moore. “I got whip, motherf***ing pistols, everything!”
At the end of the day, Williams said nobody can play the victim because they “both played a part.”
“I feel like there is a place where they can move on but that place has to be agreed upon by both of them,” she explained. “I feel like these two women can sit down and talk and say, ‘I hit you where your trauma was.’”
The Real Housewives of Atlanta airs on Bravo Sundays at 8 p.m. ET. Steam old episodes anytime via Peacock.
