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Speaker 1: It's me Carlos King, the King of Reality TV and
Speaker 1: one of the most sought after executive producers in reality
Speaker 1: television with over ten years of production experience. Once a
Speaker 1: week from Reality with the King, we'll sit down with
Speaker 1: my friends across the entertainment industry, recap our favorite reality
Speaker 1: shows and revisit unforgettable moments that we are still talking
Speaker 1: and tweeting about.
Speaker 2: Rain drops.
Speaker 1: I mean this woman, and it's not only my sister,
Speaker 1: she's my friend.
Speaker 2: And I don't use the F word loosely. No, you
Speaker 2: don't you know? I love listen. I love the girls. Yes,
Speaker 2: I love all the girls.
Speaker 1: I don't keep in touch with all of them though, No, Shay,
Speaker 1: there's a few. Yes, and you, I mean you know
Speaker 1: how much I love you.
Speaker 2: I love you the same so do the other girls.
Speaker 2: But to know that.
Speaker 1: First of all, my Late Night showed the nightcap Kenya
Speaker 1: was confirmed there was a COVID situation going on.
Speaker 2: I had to reschedule.
Speaker 1: She said, I want to do it, my bitch, I
Speaker 1: have an international fly. I got and I said, it
Speaker 1: ain't your fault. But again, God has the perfect timing
Speaker 1: for everything. I want to thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: my podcast doing your.
Speaker 2: Face to face. You are by far too I wanted to.
Speaker 3: I was like, you, we need the in person thing,
Speaker 3: not the computer barrier. It's just weird for me, like
Speaker 3: our chemistry is in person.
Speaker 2: No, it really is. It really is. So everyone welcome.
Speaker 2: Thank you the living legend this USA. I mean she
Speaker 2: puts the.
Speaker 1: Lebrity in Bravo Leberty Chocolate queen. I mean this woman,
Speaker 1: her and portsche saved the franchise from sinking.
Speaker 2: I said it before and I'll say it again. Thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: Give it up for Kenya the icon Morey.
Speaker 2: First of all, let's get started. Thank you to my
Speaker 2: three fans that are means everything to me.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about you before housewives, because what I want
Speaker 1: to remind people is you were that girl before there
Speaker 1: were ever a reality show, a Bravo network, a housewife,
Speaker 1: a peace to hold.
Speaker 2: Any of those things.
Speaker 1: You are a dark skinned black girl from Detroit, Michigan.
Speaker 2: Come on Detroit, Okay, what up dough? What up dough?
Speaker 1: Our hometown, and you have a mask, this empire for yourself.
Speaker 2: So I want to go back a little bit.
Speaker 1: Take me back to the time when you knew inherently
Speaker 1: right that I meant to be something special.
Speaker 2: When did you know that? Oh gosh, that's so weird.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I ever knew it. I just
Speaker 3: knew that my life was different. I felt like my
Speaker 3: life that I was living was different from a lot
Speaker 3: of other kids around me. And I felt like the
Speaker 3: all of the adversity that came my way dealing with
Speaker 3: my mom, who could have easily destroyed me, like literally,
Speaker 3: she told me she would destroy me to my face.
Speaker 3: My mother said that to me, She said, I will
Speaker 3: dog you for the rest of your.
Speaker 2: Life to my face. How old were you?
Speaker 3: I was about I had to be. That was when
Speaker 3: I was hiding in my my mother's closet. I had
Speaker 3: pre recorded something because she wouldn't talk to me, and
Speaker 3: I was trying to get her to speak to me,
Speaker 3: and my cousin and I pre recorded on the little
Speaker 3: tape cassettes and I hid in her closet of my
Speaker 3: grandmother's home, her mom, hoping that when she came home,
Speaker 3: I could just press play she would listen. And I
Speaker 3: poured my heart out, like just saying, you don't have
Speaker 3: to speak to me. You don't have to you know,
Speaker 3: we don't have to be friends. You know, you don't
Speaker 3: have to call me your daughter, But can can you
Speaker 3: least speak to me acknowledge me? You know, let's try
Speaker 3: to have a friendship. And when she came home, my
Speaker 3: cousin buried me in the closet, you know, like put
Speaker 3: all the clothes things.
Speaker 2: So I was hidden in her closet.
Speaker 3: And when she came home, I remember my heart was
Speaker 3: just beating out of my chest. And I think it
Speaker 3: was around twelve eleven twelve, I think, and.
Speaker 2: She came in. She was she figured out what was
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 3: She you know, she was like, who is there? You know,
Speaker 3: She's opened the closet door. She pulled all the clothes
Speaker 3: and things off of me, grabbed me out of there,
Speaker 3: took the recording, and she was livid.
Speaker 2: She was living.
Speaker 3: My grandmother was home, it was her mom, and they
Speaker 3: she told me, you know, I don't have a daughter.
Speaker 3: She pretended like, you know, I didn't exist, but she
Speaker 3: was livid. She had a conversation with my grandmother, her mom,
Speaker 3: and she told her mother to her face, I've never
Speaker 3: had a child. She was like, I've never had a child.
Speaker 3: And my grandmother, for the first time ever in my life,
Speaker 3: I saw her take up for me, like why can't
Speaker 3: you just speak to her? Why do you have to
Speaker 3: treat her that way? And my mother was like, I've
Speaker 3: never had a child. I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: They were arguing and I just remember crying. My cousin
Speaker 3: was crying, and after she was done speaking to my mom,
Speaker 3: her mother, she came to me and she said, I
Speaker 3: will dog you for the rest of your life. She
Speaker 3: was like, I will never be your friend. I will
Speaker 3: dog you for that.
Speaker 2: I will never forget those words. And that was.
Speaker 3: You know, After that, I think just to just left
Speaker 3: me feeling like that's the end of it.
Speaker 2: You know, that was the end of it.
Speaker 3: And I don't know what happened to me, but over time,
Speaker 3: I think I just developed like this thick skin that
Speaker 3: said I'm going to show her wrong, like you're not
Speaker 3: going to destroy me, and she tried everything that she
Speaker 3: could try. I remember the first pageant later that I
Speaker 3: ever want.
Speaker 2: It was called Little Let Me. I'm gonna get this wrong.
Speaker 3: Miss black Star was my first one, little Miss black Star,
Speaker 3: and then the second one.
Speaker 2: I can't remember the name right now because I'm getting old.
Speaker 2: I can't remember the mine other.
Speaker 3: It is not as good, definitely failing me at time,
Speaker 3: but I remember it was so crazy because I remember
Speaker 3: I won my second pageant, so I was I was sixteen,
Speaker 3: and that pageant you didn't have to reveal your age,
Speaker 3: so the first one you did, I was fourteen thirteen
Speaker 3: or fourteen thirteen. So the second one I entered, I won,
Speaker 3: and I was dating someone in high school that was
Speaker 3: very wrong. But he was a predator eleven years my senior.
Speaker 2: So I was sixteen. He wasn't a student as twenty seven.
Speaker 2: He was twenty seven years old. He was a faculty member.
Speaker 3: He was a predator who followed me home from school,
Speaker 3: which a lot of the boys because I looked so
Speaker 3: much older.
Speaker 2: You know, I was tall, I.
Speaker 3: Was you know, athletic, curry all that. So no he
Speaker 3: met me outside of school. And so anyway, my mother
Speaker 3: was calling the pageant director and was telling her I
Speaker 3: was an alcoholic, I was dating this older man, I
Speaker 3: was all of these horrible things, and that I should
Speaker 3: not be her beauty queen. I was a horrible representation,
Speaker 3: and she tried to get my crown taken away. And
Speaker 3: I remember having this meeting with both of my grandmothers
Speaker 3: being there with her name was Rosa Robinson and my grandmother.
Speaker 3: Both of my grandmothers had to come and it was
Speaker 3: like a trial, and I was on trial to I
Speaker 3: need to keep my first crown that I ever ever won,
Speaker 3: and it was all because of my grandmother. I have
Speaker 3: all the proof, the letters, I have everything in my
Speaker 3: safety to positive box.
Speaker 2: But that was all a.
Speaker 3: Part of my memoir. So hopefully one day we'll.
Speaker 1: Oh, no, we need to see it. But I want
Speaker 1: to go back a little bit in terms of what changed. So,
Speaker 1: your mother had you when she was a teenager. Correct,
Speaker 1: she was six, She.
Speaker 3: Was around sixteen, fifteen sixty.
Speaker 2: She was on fifteen sixteen.
Speaker 1: We know tons of my dad too, right, your parents
Speaker 1: were teenagers who I considered the Beyonce of the church.
Speaker 1: Sarah Dix Roberts had a baby at fourteen, So I
Speaker 1: want to be everyone's different, But I know having a baby.
Speaker 3: Black community seventies, it was not their first, not minor,
Speaker 3: well minor, but teenage pregnancy in the family.
Speaker 2: It was their second. It was their second.
Speaker 1: Yes, did the pregnancy her to become reclusive because of
Speaker 1: the time that had happened, That's.
Speaker 3: A good question. She was always a recluse to me.
Speaker 3: She would always be in her room. The mother that
Speaker 3: I knew that I would observe and what I have
Speaker 3: been told, she was never someone who was out and partying.
Speaker 3: She was always in her room. But I know her
Speaker 3: post me. You know her post baby. So I can't
Speaker 3: answer that. I only can answer what I personally is.
Speaker 3: And you know some of what people have said, but
Speaker 3: I don't. I think it's deeper than that. And I
Speaker 3: really wish in my lifetime that her story would be
Speaker 3: told because we don't know the full story.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's a form of Do you think
Speaker 1: she's suffering through some form of mental illness?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: That's why I study psychology because I wanted to find
Speaker 3: out what was wrong with my mother. It was my
Speaker 3: only passion in life at the time. I wanted to
Speaker 3: know what would make a person look their own child
Speaker 3: in the face and say you.
Speaker 2: Are not mine.
Speaker 3: I never had you, and was confident like in her
Speaker 3: eyes she meant that.
Speaker 1: And by her trying to block your crown, get it
Speaker 1: taken away.
Speaker 3: She Oh, that was just one a minute. That was
Speaker 3: the one thing that I cited. But there was a
Speaker 3: history of her literally trying to destroy me.
Speaker 2: That was her.
Speaker 1: Mission when you came to her house season seven or eight,
Speaker 1: I believe one of those. Did she ever say anything
Speaker 1: to a founding member about you doing that?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, my aunt Laurie, Yeah, my aunt Laurie got
Speaker 3: all the smoke. Yeah, she basically and as you saw,
Speaker 3: my Aunt Laurie agreed with her, like just leave her alone.
Speaker 2: That's her house.
Speaker 3: You know, she doesn't want to have a relationship with you.
Speaker 3: You know, she doesn't have to. And the viewers one
Speaker 3: hundred percent loved LORII. After that scene, they were like
Speaker 3: they hated her, not hated.
Speaker 2: But no, they were disappointed.
Speaker 3: They were disappointed because it's like, how are you going
Speaker 3: to tell this child that she cannot seek a relationship
Speaker 3: or answers from her own mother? And it was it
Speaker 3: was It was a crucial time in my family's life
Speaker 3: and I've always felt that nobody was ever on my side.
Speaker 3: No one ever fought.
Speaker 2: From me to chut oh you know, Oprah like, no,
Speaker 2: we do no. The thing is this as you do that.
Speaker 1: I want to say this for the record, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to say this on the record. This is the
Speaker 1: Kenya who I know. This is the King who I
Speaker 1: talk to. You and I have tons of fun shape conversations.
Speaker 1: The majority of our conversations. I know you're vulnerable. And
Speaker 1: the reason why I'm so I'm going to say it,
Speaker 1: the reason why I get so disappointed in what happens
Speaker 1: to you on the show is because I'm like, she's
Speaker 1: not a one trick pony. She knows how to give
Speaker 1: y'all share. She could do it to her sleep. She
Speaker 1: knows how to be whimsical and twirl. But the Kingyam
Speaker 1: Moore that I know is a woman who is vulnerable.
Speaker 1: My mom died of cancer. Kenya Moore surprised me, flew
Speaker 1: to Detroit and attended my mother's funeral. She did not
Speaker 1: have to have to do that. That's the Kenya Moore.
Speaker 1: I want the world to know and I want the
Speaker 1: world to see this because my job on this earth
Speaker 1: is to create safe spaces and to provide clarity for
Speaker 1: people like you, who I feel like are some misunderstood
Speaker 1: and I want to let the world know that when
Speaker 1: it comes to you, imagine being a girl. You're a girl,
Speaker 1: and every girl's best friend is their mom. And to
Speaker 1: grow up knowing that you're trying to navigate through life
Speaker 1: as a girl and the one man who gave birth
Speaker 1: to you, it is ostracizing you. And I always said
Speaker 1: to the world, and that's why I appreciated you and
Speaker 1: your father being so honest about this story as we
Speaker 1: were filming bra Housewives, is because I'm like, I want
Speaker 1: to give context to Kenya the woman, and my job
Speaker 1: is to showcase the complexities of you.
Speaker 2: Women and men on the show too.
Speaker 1: But people on reality because they only watch forty two
Speaker 1: minutes a week, six months out of the year, and
Speaker 1: they feel like they know you. And I'm going to
Speaker 1: go on record saying this, I think you are by
Speaker 1: far the number one most misunderstood reality star because people
Speaker 1: think you are mean, a bitch, vicious of villain evil,
Speaker 1: you know, and none of those words is what I
Speaker 1: use to describe you, and those were I don't use.
Speaker 2: When I talk to God.
Speaker 1: About you, and I'm happy that you're comfortable sharing that,
Speaker 1: but no, we're gonna, we're gonna, you know, get through that.
Speaker 2: But I had to let the world know that. Imagine
Speaker 2: being that.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like this that obviously shaped you to
Speaker 1: be the strong woman you are today?
Speaker 3: Oh, one hundred percent. I just think that, you know,
Speaker 3: I had my grandmother. I had my grandmother who raised
Speaker 3: me from three days old, who wanted me, you know,
Speaker 3: and as I feel like my grandmother was a saint
Speaker 3: and everything that I am, that is who I am
Speaker 3: from my core, is because of my grandmother. She was
Speaker 3: just the most beautiful person, and she gave me all
Speaker 3: of those things that a mother is supposed to give
Speaker 3: a child, confidence, self esteem, you know, love, She cherished me.
Speaker 2: She lit up when I walked into the room.
Speaker 3: And she told me I can do anything, I can
Speaker 3: be anything. How smart it was, I mean, that was
Speaker 3: just like she would always praise me for being smart.
Speaker 3: It wasn't because I was beautiful that she thought in
Speaker 3: her eyes. Yeah, it was because you know, when I
Speaker 3: would come home, I was a gifted student. I was
Speaker 3: you know, we know what, I'm smart. Okay, I'm not
Speaker 3: the smartest person in the world. But I'm far from
Speaker 3: the dumbest.
Speaker 2: Oh, you're smartest.
Speaker 1: That's the bason why some of the girls hate you,
Speaker 1: because it's like, not only is this bitch beautiful, she
Speaker 1: had to be smart and not to cut you off.
Speaker 1: My favorite moment when me and the producer realize.
Speaker 2: King is too smart for her own good. It was
Speaker 2: season seven.
Speaker 1: Doctor Jeff had a consting session with all the housewives.
Speaker 2: I remember that session. You used the word I've never
Speaker 2: heard at that time.
Speaker 1: You said, Portia, you are a revisionist historian.
Speaker 2: The producer said, what the fuck does that mean? And
Speaker 2: we looked at her and said, this pitch is so
Speaker 2: smart that the.
Speaker 1: Housewives the producers read the said resiness historian.
Speaker 2: You're you're you're super smart history. It's not how it happened.
Speaker 2: We're revising history. It's okay, it's okay smart.
Speaker 3: That's a damn you are.
Speaker 2: You would not be thriving, honey, Come on now. Yes,
Speaker 2: I love humility though, that's it's cute.
Speaker 3: It's cute jinks again. No, I think because of everything
Speaker 3: that happened, you know, I think people make a choice.
Speaker 3: If they can't, it's fight or flight, and I think
Speaker 3: that I just had from Doris Grant. She instilled in
Speaker 3: me to fight, and that is why I'm a fighter
Speaker 3: by nature.
Speaker 2: I'm a lover. I want everyone to get along. I
Speaker 2: love to laugh. I'm a happy person.
Speaker 3: But bitch, when you come for me, now you're challenging me,
Speaker 3: and now I have to fight, and I will give
Speaker 3: you everything that I have. And sometimes that is perceived
Speaker 3: as evil or because my rebuttals are always so lethal
Speaker 3: that they forget about what the other person did to me.
Speaker 3: But when you forgot this person literally just try to
Speaker 3: spit on me, or this person just trying to kill me,
Speaker 3: or this person just said the most horrible things to me,
Speaker 3: all you can see is the strategic or the way
Speaker 3: that I respond. And it's not fair because they just
Speaker 3: forget about what people have done to me, and it's
Speaker 3: not nice.
Speaker 1: Do you think a lot of that has to do
Speaker 1: with colorism? You are a chocolate yeah, black woman.
Speaker 3: I know that's come up a lot as of late,
Speaker 3: and I definitely see that there is a choice being made.
Speaker 2: And how to respond to people that look like me.
Speaker 2: You Candace Dela Bassett, Yes, chocolate, chocolate, Yeah, yeah, undeniably chocolate.
Speaker 2: Candace A.
Speaker 1: Wordsmith smart, a pageant girl, yes, read the Girls for films. Yes,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden they want her out.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You you also, they can't take us. They can't
Speaker 2: take us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's unfortunate, but I have seen a lot of
Speaker 3: that on these shows I have. It's it's not a lie,
Speaker 3: it's not made of it's not a perception.
Speaker 2: It is a reality.
Speaker 1: Speaking of reality, you went from Miss Usa. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: second black woman in the history. You are in the
Speaker 1: history books. You have acted everything from Waiting to Excel
Speaker 1: to Martin the Jamie Fox Show. You created movies with
Speaker 1: Will Packard, Twah Honey.
Speaker 2: More Vision Media produced it. Yes, you are. By the
Speaker 2: time You're More. I was your More at the time.
Speaker 1: Okay, before we get to your reality trajectory, when you
Speaker 1: were a self made producer, what was your vision for
Speaker 1: your life? Did you think, like, okay, before those are
Speaker 1: Shonda Rhimes, Isa Ray, Ava Dumanet, Kenya Moore picked up
Speaker 1: a camera a call sheet.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Lena, I learned the business
Speaker 3: from the other side of the camera because I'm a creative,
Speaker 3: like you know what I mean. Yes, I'm in front
Speaker 3: of the camera, but my love is creating I was
Speaker 3: in cast tech.
Speaker 2: I was a performing arts major.
Speaker 3: I loved anything having to do with radio or performing,
Speaker 3: any dance, cheerleading. I was a part of all of
Speaker 3: that and it was a love of mine. So I'm
Speaker 3: kind of split down the middle. I love psychology, I
Speaker 3: love to think, I love being analytical, but I also
Speaker 3: loved creating and for me, creating content, movies, videos, whatever
Speaker 3: I wanted to do. It was a creative outlet for me.
Speaker 3: So it's still a passion. It's a creative passion. So
Speaker 3: I wanted to I was frustrated in things that were
Speaker 3: going on, and I said, you know what, I can
Speaker 3: do this, I can create my own content. Let me
Speaker 3: learn from the best. So I started. I think my
Speaker 3: first credit producing was on TOA and that was alongside
Speaker 3: Will Packer. You know where his career is now, and
Speaker 3: please ask Will Packer why he's not hired me again?
Speaker 1: Oh Will Packer, you know I love you know I
Speaker 1: love you and Heather Packer, thank.
Speaker 2: You for being up behind every man.
Speaker 1: So we follow each other on Instagram and we.
Speaker 2: Have a love for each other.
Speaker 1: Brother, I need to know why you ain't hiring Kenya
Speaker 1: Icon Summer Legend more may have.
Speaker 3: Been responsible for putting him on the map. Did I
Speaker 3: say that out loud? Did I say that out loud?
Speaker 2: Did I say that allegedly?
Speaker 1: Yes? Pick up your allegedly T shirts or Carlins kingshop
Speaker 1: dot com.
Speaker 2: So we'll Packer, we need you to.
Speaker 1: Let's have a meeting because this is you. Guys don't
Speaker 1: know this. Me and Kenya talk, if not once a week,
Speaker 1: every other week, even when she's filming.
Speaker 2: So one of the things that I've always.
Speaker 1: Asked Kenya, I'm like, because she's my girl, I'm like, Yo,
Speaker 1: can we produce a reboot a twah? What are we doing?
Speaker 1: I said, I can call Bill Packer. I want a
Speaker 1: reboot of that movie? So, Kenya, why can't we do it?
Speaker 1: Can we do it?
Speaker 2: Well, we can do it. Do we want to use
Speaker 2: twa in the title?
Speaker 3: I mean, they owe that, But if we did it
Speaker 3: on our own and did a iteration of it.
Speaker 2: And I think we will be safe. Can I tell
Speaker 2: you my dream? No? No, my dream for you? I
Speaker 2: never said this to you. Oh okay, tell me.
Speaker 1: I want you and I yes to create a show, yes,
Speaker 1: a drama like Melrose Place, Oh yes.
Speaker 2: And I want you.
Speaker 1: To play the character like Heather Amanda, I want you
Speaker 1: to be like a man.
Speaker 2: Yes, I would love to do that.
Speaker 1: You are you would kill a dramatic role as a sexy,
Speaker 1: hot villain.
Speaker 2: Yes, I love it, a black Melrose place. Let's do it.
Speaker 2: I can write it, yes, and I can.
Speaker 1: Produce it, and we can both be the creators and
Speaker 1: I can finance this.
Speaker 2: We'll talk later, you know. Tonight I'm gonna start writing it.
Speaker 2: I am doing okay, yes, and we're going to copyright it.
Speaker 1: So and I are going to co create a scripted
Speaker 1: drama and the likes of a Merrose play, write the
Speaker 1: pilot and you're You're okay, But you have to start
Speaker 1: as like the sexy villain, like the heathern lock Layer.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I've always called you the black head.
Speaker 3: Lock And in that meeting at where were we mastros, yes,
Speaker 3: you said that.
Speaker 2: I remember. That's how good my memory is now. I
Speaker 2: don't mit. That's the thing. I don't lit im mad.
Speaker 3: You can't be the heather Locklier of reality TV.
Speaker 2: You could be a one hit wonder and go away
Speaker 2: like you can't.
Speaker 1: Do yeah, no, no, remember, but you are the heather
Speaker 1: lock Layer of reality TV. Meaning heather lock Layer would
Speaker 1: come on a show that needed some life and resurrect
Speaker 1: it and say that. And you did that to the
Speaker 1: Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, thank you you.
Speaker 1: And the reason why I've said this to you privately
Speaker 1: I shared that publicly recently is because when I worked
Speaker 1: on season four of the show, I felt like something's missing,
Speaker 1: something's off. I didn't understand what it was. I was
Speaker 1: still a young producer. I felt something was off. I
Speaker 1: left the show after season four. You came on season five.
Speaker 1: I did not do season five. However, I was contacted
Speaker 1: weekly by the producers and people in Atlanta. This is
Speaker 1: a true story, and she knows this. And they all said,
Speaker 1: you don't know what you're missing. And I said, what
Speaker 1: do you mean this? Kenya Moore is twirling her ass
Speaker 1: all over the screen and she is causing a ruckus over.
Speaker 1: I'm like, wait, what are you talking about? They said, Carlos,
Speaker 1: We've never seen anything like it. It's like a tsunami,
Speaker 1: Like she's going crazy. I want to talk to you
Speaker 1: about this before we get to your introduction to that show. Yes,
Speaker 1: here you are in Hollywood producing acting. I know the
Speaker 1: story could be talked privately, but I love this story.
Speaker 2: So much, and you never shared the publicly your.
Speaker 1: Decision into going into reality And if I may, the
Speaker 1: one thing you said to me and I never share
Speaker 1: this to you, it made me. It made me leave Housewives,
Speaker 1: meaning it was part of my reasons of.
Speaker 2: I know what you're gonna say.
Speaker 1: You said, Carlos, it was like groundhog Day. I was
Speaker 1: doing the same thing over and over and over, pilot season.
Speaker 1: I'm in la I'm trying to finance this, produce that.
Speaker 1: And you said I just needed something different. I needed
Speaker 1: something different, And you drove to Atlanta and decided to
Speaker 1: embark on reality television. Talk to the world about where
Speaker 1: you were at that time of your life.
Speaker 3: You know, I just felt like it was stagnant. My
Speaker 3: life was stagnant. I was in my thirties, had multiple
Speaker 3: back to back long term relationships. Of course mini proposals,
Speaker 3: so now I had relationships like three years, four years,
Speaker 3: almost got married. In one of those relationships celebrity men.
Speaker 3: He was I would say he was a celebrity one.
Speaker 3: The other one was an agent, non celebrity. And I
Speaker 3: just became like a person who stayed at home so much.
Speaker 3: I would work, work, work, kept my head down, booked,
Speaker 3: a job here and there, kept the light built, you know,
Speaker 3: paid and on my own home at twenty six years old,
Speaker 3: had my own home in California. I just I just
Speaker 3: felt like I was like you said Groundhog's Day, I'm
Speaker 3: doing the same thing.
Speaker 2: My life is not changing.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's okay, it's a decent life, but it's not changing.
Speaker 2: And I wanted something different.
Speaker 3: And there's a Bible saying leap and there will be
Speaker 3: a net, yes, And that is how I felt. I
Speaker 3: felt like I have family there. My aunt was there,
Speaker 3: my cousin who I was very close to, and my
Speaker 3: other cousin was there, and I had one of my
Speaker 3: best friends was there from right and I said, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm going to I'm going to take this
Speaker 3: leap and wherever I fall is where I fall. And
Speaker 3: as soon as the work got out that I was
Speaker 3: moving to Atlanta, I was very good. Judy at my
Speaker 3: Lawrence Laurence told the producers.
Speaker 2: And then one of them was Joy.
Speaker 3: And then the rest is history from there. And I
Speaker 3: remember having a conversation with Joy and she was like,
Speaker 3: this girl is either crazy or I was just talking
Speaker 3: to her like yeah, because I'm you know, I was
Speaker 3: just like very myself, like I didn't know what I
Speaker 3: was doing. I did not know about reality TV. I
Speaker 3: had only seen a few episodes of the show.
Speaker 2: It was early on.
Speaker 3: It was like and I remember when Lawrence told me
Speaker 3: that they were even developing the show. I was like, Oh,
Speaker 3: that's not gonna work. I remember telling him that because
Speaker 3: I don't know why. I just felt like he told
Speaker 3: me who the cast. He was like, oh, they think
Speaker 3: about doing in the show, and da da da, And
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, that's not gonna work. And I
Speaker 3: just I remember telling him that before the show ever aired.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. Yes, yes, So fast forward to the
Speaker 2: show was airing. It did.
Speaker 3: It was funny, you know. I saw a few episodes.
Speaker 3: I remember not liking a.
Speaker 2: Few of the characters.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I did not like men. I did not
Speaker 3: like Meani. I don't know why. I did not like her.
Speaker 2: She was loud, she was brash.
Speaker 3: I was just like, yeah, you know, but yeah, and
Speaker 3: I changed, you know, after I got on the show
Speaker 3: and we we you know, my first season on the show,
Speaker 3: I had Thanksgiving at her house.
Speaker 2: Like I remember that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So it changed, Yeah, because you got to you
Speaker 3: have to get to know people versus what.
Speaker 2: You see on TV.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's that's the whole reason why I appreciated
Speaker 1: the top of our conversation because it's allowing people to
Speaker 1: see the real you because they only see a chop
Speaker 1: down version of.
Speaker 3: It and what the editors choose.
Speaker 2: To show.
Speaker 1: Allegedly as we're seeing this season allegedly hey flashbacks. So anyways, Okay,
Speaker 1: when you were starting out not auditioning, so I want
Speaker 1: to explain to people how it works. It worked back
Speaker 1: then then because anybody could get No Housewives is no longer.
Speaker 1: At one point in time, the Real Housewives of Atlanta
Speaker 1: was a so Whole House membership.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was it. You better say that again.
Speaker 3: Some people don't know who SOHO housees, so maybe explain.
Speaker 1: Okay, so SOHO House is a all.
Speaker 2: It is an exclusive club.
Speaker 1: It's a top tier restaurant, lounge, celebrity grim and there's
Speaker 1: one of us Hollywood, Miami.
Speaker 2: Now before it was just LA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was just LA, but now they have LA
Speaker 1: New York, Miami, London, London and all of the world now.
Speaker 1: But you got to pay like five thousand dollars a
Speaker 1: year to be a part of the membership.
Speaker 2: And be referred. You all pay your money and get in.
Speaker 2: You have to be referred.
Speaker 1: You have to be referred by two referrals. Yes that
Speaker 1: are already they're already members, so they don't let anybody in.
Speaker 2: No, they do not. You got to be and you
Speaker 2: have to submit a hit shot. Yes you do. I remember,
Speaker 2: I am a member. Catch me if you can.
Speaker 1: At one point in time, The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Speaker 1: was like a house membership. Now it's like a playground
Speaker 1: to where it's free to the public and you don't
Speaker 1: have to do anything to get in but arrive.
Speaker 2: With your huler and.
Speaker 1: Your rehearse reads and being prepped and having a battery
Speaker 1: in your back with double A batteries and a charging station.
Speaker 1: That was meant for Tesla, but it's really for these
Speaker 1: new girls to wind them up like a rag doll.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, I forgot my a lot of questionings.
Speaker 1: I went from another stratosphere. AnyWho, I'm back there at
Speaker 1: the time when it was a privileged to be on
Speaker 1: the show, when it was the show to be on
Speaker 1: the show, to be on the men and girls audition,
Speaker 1: men and girls were told bye bye.
Speaker 3: Yes who.
Speaker 2: I hate to interrupt, but stay tuned for more.
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Speaker 1: the show. You filmed for over a month, oh over
Speaker 1: a month, yeah, without being an official housewife.
Speaker 3: Right and without pay. They didn't pay you, they didn't
Speaker 3: pay me. That was the reason, you know. Eventually I
Speaker 3: was like, I'm out of here. If you don't know
Speaker 3: it by now, you're never gonna know it. And so
Speaker 3: I'm gone. So thank you, thank you very much. I
Speaker 3: know how to walk away. That's the one thing about me.
Speaker 3: I don't do things just for money.
Speaker 2: You know that. The history of me being on this show.
Speaker 3: Tells you that if I'm not happy, if I don't
Speaker 3: like the way things are going, I'll just say it's
Speaker 3: not working it out.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you for your time. Yeah. So yes.
Speaker 3: Back then, anyone who was auditioning or wanting to be
Speaker 3: a part of the cast went through this rigorous filming.
Speaker 3: They would film you alone, they would film you with
Speaker 3: your man, they would film you with your children, they
Speaker 3: would film you out and about and maybe, if you
Speaker 3: kept making the cut, you would film with a housewife,
Speaker 3: or if you if you didn't know a housewife already,
Speaker 3: I knew Lawrence, so I would film with Lawrence.
Speaker 2: That was my you know, Andrea or what not.
Speaker 1: Andrea, he was your he was your introduction into the
Speaker 1: He was my introduction.
Speaker 3: Yes, so Lawrence was my introduction to the cast. And
Speaker 3: so from there, you know, in a scene, he might say,
Speaker 3: you know, if it's going well, oh, you know Phaedris
Speaker 3: having a get together tomorrow, do you want to come? Oh? Well,
Speaker 3: I don't know who Phaedre is, you know, in real life.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, well, sure, I don't know what to expect.
Speaker 3: I don't know these people, you know. So that's how
Speaker 3: it worked. And the great thing about that casting process
Speaker 3: is that you had to earn your right to be
Speaker 3: a housewife of Atlanta. You had to earn it. It
Speaker 3: wasn't like, oh this girl looks good. Oh she looks
Speaker 3: good on paper, let's make her housewife. Girls are getting
Speaker 3: their contracts before they even meet us, and so then
Speaker 3: it blows up when they do meet us and they
Speaker 3: can't keep up and they're not a good fit. We've
Speaker 3: seen it season after season. It doesn't work. You need
Speaker 3: to be tried and tested, that is it. You need
Speaker 3: to have all these girls our can't do you remember
Speaker 3: the Nini had an event, the success even whatever, and
Speaker 3: all the potential housewives are there. I mean, you had
Speaker 3: Jerry Stackhouse's wife, you had all these you know, prominent
Speaker 3: beautiful women of Atlanta.
Speaker 2: I mean they were not only beautiful, but they were were.
Speaker 3: Rich and you know, they were successful, they had husbands.
Speaker 3: They were the quintessential what you would think is a
Speaker 3: housewife of.
Speaker 2: Atlanta and the christ.
Speaker 1: And for my audience, this is season five, it's become
Speaker 1: a meme. Is when Niinie walks out like this, it's
Speaker 1: a meme.
Speaker 2: Now, it's a mean now and keing here.
Speaker 1: Moore takes a microphone and said, okay, now that we're
Speaker 1: doumble the clown show.
Speaker 2: So so for my audience is that scene that.
Speaker 3: Was a reference because I was like, I was amongst
Speaker 3: a bunch of clowns like they.
Speaker 2: Were, and I'm not I'm not calling.
Speaker 3: The girls at now. For me, it was like, why
Speaker 3: am I here? I'm freaking miss Usa? Why am I
Speaker 3: being auditioned? I don't audition Honey's offer only, I don't.
Speaker 2: Am I being an audition Really? I was so infected.
Speaker 1: I at that scene, you still did not have the
Speaker 1: I did not have a contract.
Speaker 3: I did not have a contract. And I remember that's
Speaker 3: also the time where Cynthia and I got into it
Speaker 3: because I was like, Cynthia, I didn't understand.
Speaker 2: I didn't watch the show.
Speaker 3: So when I saw the way Cynthia was just so
Speaker 3: protective of her friendship with Ninny, I was like, this
Speaker 3: is weird, you know, this is this is very weird,
Speaker 3: you know, And so I didn't have a point of
Speaker 3: reference like that. I think the problem is the girls
Speaker 3: that are being cast now they're fans, and that's a
Speaker 3: big problem because I wasn't a fan. I was a
Speaker 3: fan of Lawrence, Miss Lawrence. I was a fan of Atlanta.
Speaker 3: But I didn't know these girls. I didn't watch them religiously.
Speaker 3: I didn't get in front of my TV and was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: you girl, you bet a twirl.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I didn't do that.
Speaker 3: So my interaction with them was was genuine and it
Speaker 3: was authentic, and whatever I saw I called out because
Speaker 3: that's just my personality. I was like, okay, I wasn't
Speaker 3: gonna sit there like a wallflower. I was like, well,
Speaker 3: I don't understand you. Why is this girl that just
Speaker 3: so beautiful, like holding on you know, like dear life
Speaker 3: to Nini and I just didn't understand it, and so
Speaker 3: we talked.
Speaker 2: About it on camera, you know, you being filmed.
Speaker 3: So that's what ended up having Like that's how those
Speaker 3: relationships were born, you know.
Speaker 1: And what was born was a star in terms of
Speaker 1: this woman is meant to be in reality television. And
Speaker 1: then another star was born by the names of Portia
Speaker 1: Stewart at the time Stuart and what I.
Speaker 2: Heard and I want to I never asked you this.
Speaker 2: I was told.
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Speaker 3: They went on striking against Kim. They did not like
Speaker 3: that Kim. Now, remember Portia wasn't cast. I was cast, right,
Speaker 3: They weren't looking for anybody else. They the casting was closed. What, Yes,
Speaker 3: I didn't know this. Yes, the casting was closed when Kim.
Speaker 3: When they because I remember sitting at the lunch and
Speaker 3: I believe this lunch was televised.
Speaker 2: It was yeah and the camera. Yes, No, she wasn't there.
Speaker 3: They cast Porsche after Kim walked off, because then it
Speaker 3: was like they didn't know what was going to be
Speaker 3: happening with Kim, and so Portia was the replacement housewife.
Speaker 2: Not no shade to Porsche. No, no, I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: how was that?
Speaker 3: But yet no, yes, because they remember the number of
Speaker 3: housewives they had.
Speaker 2: I think at the time it was six. Six.
Speaker 3: They didn't need seven. They never have been seven of Atlanta,
Speaker 3: not not from my memory, it's never been seven. Even
Speaker 3: to this day, I don't think they've ever had seven.
Speaker 3: So when she walked off, that opened up the casting
Speaker 3: again and said, okay, we have this other girl, let's
Speaker 3: look some more. And then Porsche came and I don't
Speaker 3: know who else, but yeah, that's that's how that happened.
Speaker 2: So the Housewives went on strike.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they banned they which was a great thing because
Speaker 3: they came together, which I admired. They did not like
Speaker 3: the way that Kim was receiving preferental treatment, and they
Speaker 3: band together and it was like, we're not gonna work
Speaker 3: this week. So they were like, Okay, well what are
Speaker 3: we gonna do. Production is down for a week. Let's
Speaker 3: get this other girl audition her because now we don't
Speaker 3: know what's happening. Kim's walked off. Let's look at what
Speaker 3: else we can film. And so that's when they called
Speaker 3: me to come in to go to Porsche's event. And
Speaker 3: Porsche was very interesting and actually we had before the event,
Speaker 3: we had a lunch. We had a lunch together. I
Speaker 3: remember that we had a lunch and she was really sweet,
Speaker 3: and you know me, I'm always sizing people up, so
Speaker 3: I'm like listening to her little things she would say,
Speaker 3: and I was like, okay, okay, okay. We had it
Speaker 3: was a fine lunch, Like it was nothing wrong with
Speaker 3: the lunch. Then when I get to the event and
Speaker 3: it was just little things that I was seeing, Like
Speaker 3: it was an event for charity for her grandfather. So
Speaker 3: she received a Chanel bag, you know, in front of
Speaker 3: all these people, and I was like why, Like it
Speaker 3: was just my natural thought, like is it like is
Speaker 3: this the right time to like give your wife a
Speaker 3: chanelle back? Like it was just very odd to me.
Speaker 3: So it was just little things I would see. But
Speaker 3: if people think it was they have a different take. Again,
Speaker 3: they always look at my response, but they don't look
Speaker 3: at what was done to me.
Speaker 2: So the thing with.
Speaker 3: Portia is Okay, yeah, sure, she screwed up my title.
Speaker 3: Plenty of people do it. I think there's this you know,
Speaker 3: a lot of people think they're one of the same.
Speaker 3: They're both prestigious titles, Miss America, miss USA, They're the same.
Speaker 3: It was her reaction, like it was like ah haha,
Speaker 3: you know, like whatever, girl, you know whatever, Like, no,
Speaker 3: it's not whatever, it's miss USA. Like I'm telling you
Speaker 3: that you got it wrong. Don't go oh whatever, ha
Speaker 3: ha ha ha. No, say I'm so sorry for that,
Speaker 3: you know, it don't embarrass me. So it was that
Speaker 3: I remember going out getting some air. So this is
Speaker 3: when I think they kind of took her aside. Like
Speaker 3: she came out, she was polite at first, she came back,
Speaker 3: and then that's when the insults started to fly, like
Speaker 3: she was like, you know you're leaving when you could
Speaker 3: just go you can just go.
Speaker 2: To the curb. I remember this almost like you can
Speaker 2: go to the.
Speaker 3: Curb where you belong or something. And I was like, well,
Speaker 3: now it's termed. See I didn't insult you. I walked away.
Speaker 3: I did not say anything to you. I did not
Speaker 3: insult you. My one of my triggers is when people
Speaker 3: insult me, and especially when it's uncalled for. I don't
Speaker 3: think people know that about me. I don't like to
Speaker 3: be insulted because I'm gonna play nice with you, but
Speaker 3: I'm not going to hit you first. When you hit
Speaker 3: me is when I have to return with something much strong.
Speaker 2: So and I didn't think people know that. They know
Speaker 2: that now, Yes, she hit me.
Speaker 3: With these insults like wait, wait, wait, I'm on a curb,
Speaker 3: like wait, why do you.
Speaker 2: Have to insult me? Girl?
Speaker 3: You just insulted me there. I didn't say anything to you.
Speaker 3: Now we are out on the curb and now you're
Speaker 3: you know, you're you're just like all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: you're a different person and you're like doing the most.
Speaker 3: So that's how that started. People didn't see it that way.
Speaker 3: They looked at this young cute girl.
Speaker 2: Oh so a loof.
Speaker 3: It's okay, she's not that now, but she was then.
Speaker 3: And I was like, you gotta be kidding me, because
Speaker 3: one thing I admire most about people is intelligence. I
Speaker 3: think people know that. You know, I like a smart
Speaker 3: pretty girl. You know I live for you know I
Speaker 3: live for a smart pretty girl.
Speaker 2: You know I keep you a smart pretty girl. So
Speaker 2: you know. So I'm like, no, I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not jealous. I'm not because I keep a dollar
Speaker 3: worth of dines around.
Speaker 2: You know that. You know that.
Speaker 3: So please don't come over here talking about some beauty
Speaker 3: because I have seen beauty in my life. You know,
Speaker 3: Tracy ed mss Tyra was my best friend. It's one
Speaker 3: of my best friends even to this day. So please
Speaker 3: don't act like I'm jealous of this.
Speaker 2: You know I'm not. Let's just be clear.
Speaker 3: I can appreciate beauty at its finest. So yeah, so
Speaker 3: that South, that South all that started we were born
Speaker 3: because they went on strike.
Speaker 1: That is so amazing to me because it also showed
Speaker 1: that me as a vor watching season five, so I
Speaker 1: produced the first four seasons I left, I'm watching it
Speaker 1: at home and I'm fascinated by the two of the dynamics.
Speaker 1: I'm fascinated by the dynamic.
Speaker 3: And it was the first time like I wasn't a
Speaker 3: house don't. I wasn't a housewife. I wasn't a housewife.
Speaker 3: Then it was two non housewives shooting a scene at
Speaker 3: the time, which is unheard of, unheard of. They didn't
Speaker 3: have a choice, they had nothing. They were going to
Speaker 3: waste the whole production week or they were gonna shoot something.
Speaker 2: When were you officially made a housewife?
Speaker 3: I think it whoa. I think it was after it
Speaker 3: was after the means event. It was after means no,
Speaker 3: after the success a success event, because I remember I
Speaker 3: was done, Yeah I was. I remember saying I was done.
Speaker 3: I was like, if you don't know it now, I'm
Speaker 3: not going to be working for free.
Speaker 2: I've shown you enough.
Speaker 3: If you don't think that I'm that girl, then someone
Speaker 3: else will. Thanks, but no hard feelings. And then they
Speaker 3: begged me just one more scene, just one more scene.
Speaker 3: And I remember saying, if I shoot this scene and
Speaker 3: you don't make me a housewife, you cannot use me
Speaker 3: for anything else. You cannot go you cannot use any
Speaker 3: of my footage and they agreed to it, and they
Speaker 3: made me a housewife after.
Speaker 2: You earned it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I told him. I was like, if you don't,
Speaker 3: then you can't use me at all.
Speaker 1: What people don't realize is this when season five aired,
Speaker 1: obviously you're seeing what other people are saying about you,
Speaker 1: and there first time, yes, being accused of being an alcoholic.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, someone who's never been drunk a day
Speaker 3: in their life. God on a hand on a bible.
Speaker 3: I have never been drunk a day in my life.
Speaker 3: I've been I have been tipsy, I've been feeling good
Speaker 3: from alcohol. I have never ever in my life drunk
Speaker 3: this day. I've never been drunk a day in my life.
Speaker 3: And you have people accusing me, and you know that's
Speaker 3: the trigger because guess what who accused me of that?
Speaker 3: And I had never even tasted alcohol before My mother
Speaker 3: Sorry I told you earlier. She told those people that
Speaker 3: I was an alcoholic. I don't even like liquor like that.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, anybody who's ever gone out
Speaker 3: with me, If.
Speaker 2: I get two drinks, that's rare.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is rare. In your life, You're not to
Speaker 1: get a little tipsy. But when you and your tips and
Speaker 1: is fun and it's.
Speaker 2: We a fun girl when I drink. But I've never
Speaker 2: been drunk, so that hurts you.
Speaker 1: It hurts wh was calling you an alcoholic? It reminded
Speaker 1: you of your mother?
Speaker 2: And what else did she say?
Speaker 3: I confided in her about my mom, about my mom,
Speaker 3: thinking that she had a mental illness because of the
Speaker 3: way that she treated me. And Phaedra used that when
Speaker 3: we fell out. She used the two things that were
Speaker 3: my ultimate triggers, saying that I had some kind of
Speaker 3: illness because of my mom and saying that I had
Speaker 3: and I was an alcoholic. And that all leads back
Speaker 3: to my mother in her treatment of me and the
Speaker 3: things that she did to try to destroy me. And
Speaker 3: that is why I have the opinion that I have
Speaker 3: a phator now, amongst other things.
Speaker 2: Look into that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Second, Yeah, you were not in a good space when
Speaker 1: season five was airing. No, is it true that you
Speaker 1: had to speak to a therapist. I did when season
Speaker 1: five was airing.
Speaker 3: When it was airing, and I saw all of the
Speaker 3: things that were a stretch that they were making, it
Speaker 3: seem like I was the one thing that crushed my soul.
Speaker 3: Is when I was watching the Cynthia Bailey Fashion Show
Speaker 3: and there that was fine when they tried to when
Speaker 3: it appeared let me, let me, let me be diplomatic.
Speaker 2: When it appeared that I was.
Speaker 3: Being mean or saying unflattering things about another black young
Speaker 3: girl that destroyed me. That is not who I am.
Speaker 3: That is not who I will ever be. I have
Speaker 3: the weakest like I am. I am a fool for
Speaker 3: a young black girl in need. I have always. I
Speaker 3: have so many people that I mentor. I literally take
Speaker 3: on so many women and cases and just girls who
Speaker 3: remind me of myself and who remind me of that
Speaker 3: little black girl from the ghetto, just just dealing with
Speaker 3: life and dealing with not having a family and not
Speaker 3: and wanting a relationship with my mother and just trying
Speaker 3: to just get home at night without being robbed or
Speaker 3: raped or killed, and just wanting something more for your life.
Speaker 3: And when I saw that, when I tell you I
Speaker 3: I didn't answer my phone for a week.
Speaker 1: I can't confirm that because our friend Joy again I
Speaker 1: didn't work season five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was told she had to had a mental breakdown.
Speaker 1: Joy had to drive to your home yep and sit
Speaker 1: with you for hours yep, and said I'm just here
Speaker 1: to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Yep. Like that's how severe it was for.
Speaker 1: You, because here you are entering into the space of
Speaker 1: reality and like, okay.
Speaker 2: I can but tell the story of the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that really made you second guests come back
Speaker 1: to the show.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yes, it was like, if this can happen, you know,
Speaker 3: the fun, the fun stuff, I can deal with that
Speaker 3: Ninny pulling up when and saying that, I was literally,
Speaker 3: I'm in a four star hotel with a two B
Speaker 3: and her pulling up in the honk and the horse
Speaker 3: and the stuff like that, like oh.
Speaker 2: Guy, and the ambulance in the background and the police sirens.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, y'all tried it. You're like funny,
Speaker 3: it's like stupid whatever, stupid. I'm like, I'll take that,
Speaker 3: l you know what I mean. Meanwhile, I'm across the
Speaker 3: street from the Fox Theater in bedroom for our star hotel.
Speaker 2: It's it's fine, okay.
Speaker 3: Like even just showing my little office papers, my little
Speaker 3: makeshift office, like it was like like, like, really.
Speaker 2: It's my office, like you was thinking.
Speaker 3: It was roaches and rats running around the soap for
Speaker 3: the way they met.
Speaker 2: I love the stuff. You're like now that was good.
Speaker 3: Like that was so long that way, it's hilarious to me.
Speaker 3: The whole thing was the landlord who tried to put
Speaker 3: out the house. You cannot buy that kind of TV.
Speaker 3: It was you cannot plan it, sus you cannot buy it.
Speaker 3: You cannot make it up. It was reality. That woman
Speaker 3: was just as crazy as she appeared. The fact that
Speaker 3: that shady ass nine one one call, and I was
Speaker 3: there for that.
Speaker 2: And so going back a bit.
Speaker 1: So I'm asked to come back in and executive produced
Speaker 1: season six.
Speaker 2: Yes, and again I'm watching the show like this.
Speaker 1: Kenya my Detroit says, because again, let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: My father, my brothers, every black man in America had
Speaker 1: Kenya Moore as their wallpaper on their computer art, on
Speaker 1: the Smooth magazine calendar, like a national treasure, honestly. And
Speaker 1: I said, I can't wait to have fun with Kenya.
Speaker 1: And then I was told she's not coming back.
Speaker 2: And I said, excuse what, No, ken Ya, what are
Speaker 2: you guys talking about. We already talked.
Speaker 1: About Porsche being on the chopping blocking, but with you,
Speaker 1: I have to fly to Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 1: I had the company credit card, me and my producer
Speaker 1: Brent to love who you love, who you love? It
Speaker 1: was you and Brandon, your bestie, took you out to
Speaker 1: dinner and I'm begging you and you're, of course expressed
Speaker 1: your grievances. And I remember saying this to you. I'm
Speaker 1: back and I'm going to hold your hand. But I
Speaker 1: can't do this season about you because you twirled into
Speaker 1: our live season five. And would you admit, though humility
Speaker 1: is good, that you and Porsche resurrected the show?
Speaker 2: Oh? Absolutely.
Speaker 3: The executive producer told me that, but he said it
Speaker 3: was in a bad place and we revived the show,
Speaker 3: and you know, it was magic. Portion and I together
Speaker 3: we made magical TV for sure. For all these years,
Speaker 3: you know, for all not just season five, for all
Speaker 3: those years. You know, it was just so interesting to
Speaker 3: see the relationship go up and down, sideways wherever it
Speaker 3: was going to go, and it made for very compelling TV.
Speaker 1: When you think about your time on the show and
Speaker 1: getting to all the altercations, the arguments of fights, who
Speaker 1: would you give the number one slot to or position to?
Speaker 1: In terms of this was my biggest challenger, Like when
Speaker 1: she and I went toe to toe.
Speaker 2: It was good and it was interesting and I'm even
Speaker 2: entertained by it. I mean, come on, that's easy. That's
Speaker 2: Nini Niani.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, Nini is that girl who could
Speaker 3: you just never knew where she was gonna come from
Speaker 3: half the time, Like is it gonna be friend.
Speaker 2: Nini or enemy Nini?
Speaker 3: I mean we became frenemies, but when we made Magical
Speaker 3: TV when we were friends, and we made magic on
Speaker 3: TV when we were enemies, and she could give as
Speaker 3: good as she got, and I mean she was the
Speaker 3: ying to my yang. She was feisty, funny, effed up
Speaker 3: at times, crazy at times, a real friend at times
Speaker 3: like she was all of those things, but she could read.
Speaker 3: She was funny, and I enjoy working with her.
Speaker 2: Do you miss her being on the show. Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I'm being honest, yeah, she She's a force
Speaker 3: all her own.
Speaker 2: You can't take that away from her. That's one thing
Speaker 2: about me.
Speaker 3: I am never going to not give you your flowers,
Speaker 3: and I'm never going to discount what you contributed to any.
Speaker 2: Space that you're in.
Speaker 3: She was a major for worse multipliers you like to say,
Speaker 3: of that of real housewives, and you can't you can't
Speaker 3: ever erase that from her, Do you agree.
Speaker 2: With her when she says she built the house.
Speaker 3: She built the house, but it got four closed on.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, well wails who took the deed?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you have to figure that out, honey. Oh God.
Speaker 2: But the thing you will, the beauty of it is this.
Speaker 1: I remember season six and again, Season five was tough
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 2: You were on your own battling all of these girls.
Speaker 3: Yes, I remember that reunion. It was me against everybody,
Speaker 3: like Detroit versus everything. Yes, that's why I love that
Speaker 3: Detroit versus everyone's us. It's us deplait versus everybody. That's
Speaker 3: how I felt, and I slayed them all one by one. Okay,
Speaker 3: season five reunion, everybody came for me and their husbands,
Speaker 3: and I still held my own. So please give me
Speaker 3: my flowers.
Speaker 1: I'll just go there now. I don't think you get
Speaker 1: the flowers you deserve. I think you are the most
Speaker 1: unappreciated housewife. I think when it comes to you, you
Speaker 1: don't get the treatment you deserve. It makes my stomach
Speaker 1: turn every time I watch a reunion and you're not
Speaker 1: in the first seat. Yeah, it makes my stomach turn.
Speaker 2: Yours and mine? Boss?
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, Well, let's talk about conversation with them before.
Speaker 2: I had this conversation with them.
Speaker 3: Before because I was bringing up I just remember this
Speaker 3: the seating or whatever. I don't remember it was that
Speaker 3: year that people couldn't understand the seating. I think it
Speaker 3: was last year, and it was like, you would never
Speaker 3: move me NC even and don't tell me it's about story.
Speaker 2: It's not because because at the end it's not. It's not.
Speaker 3: It's not about story. Okay, it's about who are the
Speaker 3: leads of the show. Okay, that's why Giselle and I
Speaker 3: love Giselle.
Speaker 2: I love Gazelle. Gazelle is a star of Potomac, but
Speaker 2: face a Potomac.
Speaker 3: Well, now, Karen, they put her in the middle, but
Speaker 3: I didn't like that.
Speaker 2: I didn't like it. And I love Karen. I love
Speaker 2: Karen too, But Gizelle is that girl.
Speaker 1: Gazelle is the face and the star Potomac. I love Karen, Wendy,
Speaker 1: I love I love them all. Yes, but Gazelle is
Speaker 1: that girl.
Speaker 3: And I have I remember calling I will call because
Speaker 3: it's the same production company. I remember calling an executive
Speaker 3: and saying, why isn't Gazelle in the middle.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't understand what their what is it their whine? Champagne, Champagne.
Speaker 3: Why isn't she in the middle, Like this is ridiculous,
Speaker 3: you know, And then when it can when it comes
Speaker 3: to reunion ceding, it is a lot of people think
Speaker 3: it's about story.
Speaker 2: It's jobby about story.
Speaker 3: I don't care how at the end, Nini did not
Speaker 3: have story.
Speaker 2: For three seasons. You ain't see her family man half
Speaker 2: the time, you ain't seen nothing.
Speaker 3: But Nina would come and show you her shoes. She
Speaker 3: would come and model her shoes and sit in the
Speaker 3: corner and be mad at everybody, and they would never
Speaker 3: move Ninie Seed.
Speaker 2: Okay, that is a fact.
Speaker 3: And I so disrespected, knowing what I have put into
Speaker 3: this franchise, what I have sacrificed, what I have been
Speaker 3: on this show, you should never move my seat.
Speaker 2: Never Canny can sit on the end. She don't care.
Speaker 2: Her paychecks is not gonna change what.
Speaker 1: What what I can confirm is it's not about story.
Speaker 2: It's not about story.
Speaker 1: It's about and listen, it is what it is. The
Speaker 1: first seat is about who's the star of the season,
Speaker 1: the star of the show, who's the.
Speaker 2: Face of the show.
Speaker 1: It's the reason why Giselle, Teresa Judaiz, Kyle Richards, Mini Leaks,
Speaker 1: Kim Zosiac yep Okay, Bethany Frankel.
Speaker 2: Let's have a conversation about it.
Speaker 3: Always had the most story, never never. I feel like
Speaker 3: I'm a kind of Kyle, like Kyle in some way,
Speaker 3: like Kyle, I've always had great story. This year not
Speaker 3: so much, you know, not so much. But at the
Speaker 3: same time, Ninia's had seasons where she was not, like
Speaker 3: I said, she was not giving you great story. But
Speaker 3: that does not mean that she was not still the.
Speaker 2: Star of that show.
Speaker 3: And I really just that I really took umbrage to
Speaker 3: that and still do because I think it's a mistake.
Speaker 2: I think it's a mistake. Do you think it's a
Speaker 2: message to you.
Speaker 3: If that's the case, then every season they do that,
Speaker 3: it is a message to me. I mean the message
Speaker 3: is maybe, you know, like you said, I don't feel
Speaker 3: that my time on this show has been as valued
Speaker 3: as it should have been, as it should be where
Speaker 3: my spinoffs. When I was at the height height of
Speaker 3: my time on this show, and I wanted a spin
Speaker 3: off with my child having a baby, and I.
Speaker 2: Was denied that, and you.
Speaker 3: Know why that should have never happened because the show
Speaker 3: should come first. The show should always come first, and
Speaker 3: I cannot say that the show is coming first.
Speaker 1: Now, were you punished because you got married to Mark
Speaker 1: Daily off camera?
Speaker 2: Of course? Is that a secret? I mean, is that
Speaker 2: a secret?
Speaker 3: Of course you like that, And listen, I understand both sides.
Speaker 3: I'm a smart girl. I understand both sides. We have
Speaker 3: invested all this time in you. Your storyline from the
Speaker 3: beginning is that you wanted to be married and you
Speaker 3: wanted to have a baby. But when I tell you
Speaker 3: on my side, well, I can't have a husband by
Speaker 3: bringing him on the show, because we all see how
Speaker 3: that turns out season after season. If I bring a
Speaker 3: man on the show, it's like the kiss of death.
Speaker 3: It's not going to work for whatever reason. And now
Speaker 3: you're seeing that every marriage, marriages are failing, marriages are failing.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get married, and if I have all
Speaker 3: of these distractions, all of these girls, and all of
Speaker 3: these things being said, and people, you know, constantly putting
Speaker 3: all this negative attention, people going in.
Speaker 2: I remember I bought one guy.
Speaker 3: On the show once before it was he was just
Speaker 3: in the trailer before he even appeared on the show,
Speaker 3: They had mugshots of him, they had all kinds of
Speaker 3: stories coming out on him.
Speaker 4: And it's like, for what, you're killing me, You're and
Speaker 4: this is not the thought of Bravo, this is the
Speaker 4: thought of all.
Speaker 3: Of the people invested in our show. And it's unfair
Speaker 3: to dig up dirt on someone that you don't even
Speaker 3: know yet. And what was the point of it. What
Speaker 3: is the end result of that? What is the end
Speaker 3: game for you to fuck with my life? Because obviously
Speaker 3: this man is going to look at me like, well,
Speaker 3: you're causing me. You're having my clients calling me that
Speaker 3: didn't even know I had been arrested, and they don't
Speaker 3: even know what this was about. This was about a
Speaker 3: man doing X Y and say to me, not what
Speaker 3: they're portraying it to be. So it's a costly thing
Speaker 3: for me, and I waited what I needed first, and
Speaker 3: I needed to have a family before I needed a show.
Speaker 3: Which is why I can always walk away because I
Speaker 3: always prioritize what is going to make me the happiest.
Speaker 3: And at that point in time, I met someone that
Speaker 3: I thought, this is the one. Now if I make
Speaker 3: the choice to make it public and bring him on
Speaker 3: the show. He could go away, but right now it's good.
Speaker 3: And as soon as I exposed him on the show,
Speaker 3: what happened divorce papers ensued. Rightfully so, but there is
Speaker 3: a rhythm to it. But I understood their point of view,
Speaker 3: which was, we invested in you. This is what your
Speaker 3: storyline has been for since season your first season, season five,
Speaker 3: and then you go off and get married and we
Speaker 3: don't even have it. And to add insult to injury,
Speaker 3: he didn't want to appear on camera, and now he
Speaker 3: does because he's allegedly shooting in his own reality show.
Speaker 1: Well, we're going to give it to that too, because
Speaker 1: he did not want to film on the show, and
Speaker 1: the producer we keep talking about, she had to call
Speaker 1: him constantly to do it. Yeah, before we get into
Speaker 1: that though, again, you and I are friends in real life,
Speaker 1: real life. You were so protective about this relationship. You
Speaker 1: didn't tell me about it, our our girl joy you
Speaker 1: really I knew you were dating, So I want to
Speaker 1: be clear. You told me you were dating. I didn't
Speaker 1: know you got married either until after you did it,
Speaker 1: and you told me, can you talk?
Speaker 2: I said, yeah, you said, I'm marry bitch. I said, bitch,
Speaker 2: who that God was telling me about from New York?
Speaker 2: I said, why you? And I said, this is a
Speaker 2: true conversation. Does the network?
Speaker 1: No? No, bitch, I said, well, ain't saying shit like
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say a word. I remember, though, seeing
Speaker 1: the wedding photo and you two had a fist bump.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I never said this to you, but I remember
Speaker 1: seeing it and I felt something was off because and
Speaker 1: unless there was just certain photos that weren't released.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they were unauthorized photos.
Speaker 2: Oh, because for me it was my photo.
Speaker 3: God, I eventually posted that photo on my on my Instagram,
Speaker 3: see that.
Speaker 2: That was the only one.
Speaker 1: And I felt in that moment, this doesn't feel emotional
Speaker 1: or romantic really, yeah.
Speaker 2: Because for me it was a wedding photo.
Speaker 1: You guys should be kissing, and well I had those
Speaker 1: Well that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So I thought it was the opposite.
Speaker 3: I thought it showed that we had a great, fun,
Speaker 3: friendly relationship. It wasn't just about a sexual attraction or
Speaker 3: oh I got to marry you so fast because I'm
Speaker 3: just so hot for you.
Speaker 2: I thought it was rooted in a friendship.
Speaker 1: So because a lot of people did assume and let's
Speaker 1: talk about it. Yeah, did you Russia get married because
Speaker 1: of where you were in your life at the time,
Speaker 1: wanting to have a child? You met this he's listen,
Speaker 1: the spy was going on right now.
Speaker 2: The man is fine. Yeah, he's fine. Marcus stunning. He's
Speaker 2: a good looking guy.
Speaker 1: He will probably if he was on more than one season,
Speaker 1: he would have been one of the hottest house husband. Sorry,
Speaker 1: Mauricio and happy Eddie and while.
Speaker 2: Dixon you get uh, I mean, I know, Marcus, Marcus gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Was the pressures of.
Speaker 1: You being on the show having to go on couples
Speaker 1: trips as a single woman? Oh you think that rushed
Speaker 1: me to the aug No, no, no, no, I want to
Speaker 1: talk about the psychology of things because what I like
Speaker 1: to do is go further. The thing is this, I
Speaker 1: don't know what it's like to be invited on a
Speaker 1: couple's trip as a single female, and when you're getting
Speaker 1: into with these girls rightfully so their husbands have their back.
Speaker 3: Yes, I've encounter in the last few seasons here on
Speaker 3: Real Housewives.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, and you're sort of like alone and it
Speaker 1: must do something to you. So the one thing I've
Speaker 1: always wanted to ask you, was yes, you wanted that
Speaker 1: in your personal life?
Speaker 2: Was it also.
Speaker 1: Something like, hmm, I also just want somebody on this
Speaker 1: show that I can be protected by.
Speaker 2: You know, I am so No. It had nothing to
Speaker 2: do with the show.
Speaker 3: And honestly, we connected right away. I remember, and I
Speaker 3: don't know if a lot of people know this story,
Speaker 3: but I met him months before dating him. I was
Speaker 3: fresh out of the relationship with Crazy I call him
Speaker 3: Crazy Eyes, and I was like, I don't need to
Speaker 3: date anybody because it's like and that was pressure.
Speaker 2: That was pressure dating Crazy Eyes. Crazy Eyes was pressure.
Speaker 3: Yes. So when it came to Mark, I met him
Speaker 3: right after I seeing Crazy Eyes, and I thought, I
Speaker 3: was like, wow, this is a good looking guy. I
Speaker 3: was in New York. I was at a restaurant and
Speaker 3: I met him, and I thought, wow, that's a good
Speaker 3: looking guy, like you know, and he was, you know,
Speaker 3: he looked kind of like a little nerdy because he
Speaker 3: had his little book bag and backpack or whatever you
Speaker 3: want to call and he was doing paperwork in the
Speaker 3: restaurant because he owned the restaurant, and he was just
Speaker 3: there doing paperwork at one of the stations. And so
Speaker 3: later I was like, I really would like to connect
Speaker 3: with him, but I'm not ready. I need to just
Speaker 3: take some time for myself, figure out how I got
Speaker 3: myself in this situation with this other fool, and I
Speaker 3: need to.
Speaker 2: Just be ready. And I prayed.
Speaker 3: I prayed so much, like work on me, fix whatever
Speaker 3: is broken, so that when I do meet someone, I
Speaker 3: am ready to receive them. And that's what I did.
Speaker 3: I just worked on myself. I read I, you know,
Speaker 3: I was going through counseling all of those things, and
Speaker 3: I remember it was it was not I think it
Speaker 3: was Thanksgiving Ish maybe three months later, and I called
Speaker 3: up Chef Roblay and I said, you remember the guy
Speaker 3: you know that you introduced me to And he said, yeah,
Speaker 3: is he single? And he was like, let me check,
Speaker 3: you know, and then it was just history from there.
Speaker 3: So he was very I made the first move, and
Speaker 3: I remember us having We didn't talk right away. When
Speaker 3: we did talk, we were on the phone for two
Speaker 3: hours at a time. Every time we would speak, we
Speaker 3: would be on the phone for hours at a time.
Speaker 2: Is he trying to take your money?
Speaker 3: He wants me to pay his bills and some payment
Speaker 3: that no one understands.
Speaker 2: What the payment is for.
Speaker 3: But that's not holding up the divorce because I would
Speaker 3: pay him whatever to go away. It is he is
Speaker 3: trying to undo my rights to Brooklyn when it comes
Speaker 3: to TV appearances, because he's now doing a reality show.
Speaker 2: Is it a pilot because you know you're I believe
Speaker 2: it's a show, because is it straight to series?
Speaker 3: That I don't know. He won't tell me about it,
Speaker 3: he won't discuss it. I do know that they've been traveling.
Speaker 3: I do know. So if you just have a pilot money,
Speaker 3: you usually don't travel people and shoot in multiple locations.
Speaker 3: So I do believe that it's an actual series.
Speaker 1: And he was upset when he saw Marlowe kick the
Speaker 1: door while Brooklyn was in your hotel room.
Speaker 3: Well, he was allegedly upset because this is a man
Speaker 3: that hasn't seen his daughter for a total of two
Speaker 3: days and two years.
Speaker 2: But so what he's.
Speaker 3: Trying to do is trump up charges so he can
Speaker 3: have me sign off on her appearing in his show.
Speaker 3: And that is what held up the divorce because if
Speaker 3: it was the other things, I'd sign off. I mean,
Speaker 3: you want this money here, I'll make it.
Speaker 2: I'll make more. It's not that he was trying.
Speaker 3: To take away my right to Brooklyn when it comes
Speaker 3: to TV appearances because he wants her toppear on his show.
Speaker 2: Did the show ruin your marriage?
Speaker 3: No, Mark ruined our marriage. Mark ruined our marriage. I'm
Speaker 3: a good wife and I will be a great wife
Speaker 3: to the next man. So it was a real genuine
Speaker 3: connection that we had. We both wanted the same thing
Speaker 3: at the same time. Which is also again the crazy
Speaker 3: thing about you know, from the rumors with Walter that
Speaker 3: escalated to things being fake all started by Miss Parks,
Speaker 3: of course.
Speaker 2: Where Walter were in a real relationship.
Speaker 3: Kenny told you that, yeah, but they chose to believe him, saying,
Speaker 3: you know, I asked him, but he had been to
Speaker 3: my house. Walter had come all the way from Atlanta
Speaker 3: and stayed in my home because we were dating at
Speaker 3: the time. And then I remember Kenny saying, well, you know,
Speaker 3: I know that they're saying this stuff, but his best
Speaker 3: friend is also one of my best friends, and he
Speaker 3: said they were date. But that's not what they wanted
Speaker 3: to hear. They wanted to go with this spose narrative that.
Speaker 2: It was fake.
Speaker 3: Then for them to keep perpetuating this notion that I
Speaker 3: paid for men and all that.
Speaker 2: It's like, really, girl, people, what does it cover? A
Speaker 2: lot of people really believe that I got some tea.
Speaker 2: I got some tea for you.
Speaker 3: Nini is the one who called me and said that
Speaker 3: Walter was going on the radio and he had been
Speaker 3: retained Phaedra had been retained by him. Nini is your
Speaker 3: girl who called me up and gave me the heads up. Okay,
Speaker 3: so wait, Phaedra was in cahoots with Walter and Phaedra
Speaker 3: is the one who Nini told me that Walter asked
Speaker 3: Phaedra to be his attorney. And that is when he
Speaker 3: then went on the radio and said that crazy stuff,
Speaker 3: which you never said.
Speaker 2: I paid him.
Speaker 3: By the way, he said, I asked him to.
Speaker 2: Be on the show.
Speaker 1: Yes, can you come on the show, because if you do,
Speaker 1: you got to sign a release. You gotta film at
Speaker 1: two o'clock on Tuesday. He's supposed to ask.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That turned into somehow us spaking it when clearly Candy
Speaker 3: already said that he had told people we were dating,
Speaker 3: and he's it's obvious evidence that he had been.
Speaker 2: At my house. So that was a complete lie.
Speaker 3: Hand on a bible, hand on a bible If you
Speaker 3: have a Bible right now, I would swear hand on
Speaker 3: a bible and that would bring bring a bible.
Speaker 2: App. I will put my hand on the bible. App.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm sure it works that from that, you keep
Speaker 3: perpetuating this rumor.
Speaker 2: But then I thought about it. I said, those.
Speaker 3: Kind of rumors exist for every single person that is
Speaker 3: on the show. Candy will always be the sugar mama
Speaker 3: who paid men, who pays for boyfriends, so you know,
Speaker 3: the sugar mama who takes scare of me. Cynthia will
Speaker 3: always be the girl who was the weak one, no backbone,
Speaker 3: always up Nini's behind.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 3: We all have something that someone in the cast says
Speaker 3: about us. This sticks, this sticks, and that was mine,
Speaker 3: even though if you're looking at me, really, I have
Speaker 3: to pay someone. Really, this is what you want people
Speaker 3: to believe. A successful, bright, kind, smart woman needs that
Speaker 3: looks like me, A form missus say, has to pay
Speaker 3: someone to be up to date them. Really, that's what
Speaker 3: you want, and it worked, and even after even after that,
Speaker 3: then everything the fruit of that became a lie, fake husband,
Speaker 3: fake well, fake boyfriend, fake fiance, fake husband, fake marriage,
Speaker 3: am I having a fake divorce, fake baby all of
Speaker 3: those take Affair with Apollo, Fake Affair with Apollo.
Speaker 1: There were allegations that you try to suck Apollo's dick.
Speaker 2: Hey, Rain Bob.
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