The former 'Celebrity Big Brother' star claims that NeNe is supposedly angry because Cynthia Bailey does something without giving her a heads up.
- Mar 21, 2019
AceShowbiz - Kandi Burruss has shed a light as to why NeNe Leakes is seemingly feuding with most of her "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" co-stars. She made headlines when she unfollowed everyone except Marlo Hampton and Shamari DeVoe on Instagram following the taping of reunion special of season 11.
Now, Kandi has revealed the reason behind NeNe's social media cleanse. Speaking to HollywoodLife.com, the former "Celebrity Big Brother" star claims that NeNe is supposedly angry because Cynthia Bailey and Kandi invited former co-star Kenya Moore to the former's party without giving her a heads up.
"Cynthia had a party. She wanted Kenya there. I made sure Kenya came," Kandi explains about the party, which will be featured in season 11 finale on March 31. "But Cynthia didn't give NeNe a heads up, so NeNe is taking it like an attack against her, when at the end of the day, it wasn't even about her."
"It was just really about the fact that Cynthia wanted Kenya to be there. And I wanted Kenya to be there, and not only just because I felt like she could be there for her friend. But also I felt like it was good that the fans get to see Kenya be happy and pregnant," she continued saying.
For those who need a refresher, things were off between NeNe and Kenya after the latter threw a baby shower in October 2018 without inviting NeNe. However, Kandi shares that "they really had a real issue," adding the two stars only had a "Twitter beef."
Cynthia alegedly insisted that she was never "trying to hurt NeNe," adding that she just thought it would be good for Kenya to get some screen time because the former Miss USA finally found love (husband Marc Daly) and welcomed a baby, daughter Brooklyn. "It was not about [NeNe]. It was just about, I felt like Kenya should be there. I don't understand why she's trying to make it an attack against her," muses Kandi.
She goes on saying, "It's not like we want Kenya there and [NeNe] not to be there. We want both of them to be there, if it worked that way. You know what I mean?"
