Kenya Moore's departure from 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' has stirred up quite the storm, and former cast member Sherée Whitfield is not holding back on her opinions. The reality TV veteran recently opened up about the show's current state and why she believes the absence of an OG (Original Gangster) is causing it to sink.
During a casual shopping trip in the Peach Tree State, Whitfield expressed her disappointment over Moore's exit, stating, "I hate to see my girl Kenya go out like that. As an OG, it's kind of hard to sit back and watch the show slowly sink the way it is, so I'm not happy. I don't like it."
Bravo's decision to part ways with Moore during Season 16 came after a controversial incident involving newcomer Brittany Eady. Allegations of inappropriate behavior and threats led to Moore's abrupt exit from the show, leaving fans and fellow cast members shocked.
Despite the rumors and speculations surrounding Moore's departure, she has maintained her innocence and is considering legal action against Bravo. Whitfield, known for her no-nonsense attitude, commended Moore's resilience, stating, "Kenya is a savage. I know she's not going down easy or quick, so I'm just going to sit back and wait and see what happens."
As for the future of 'Real Housewives of Atlanta,' Whitfield believes that the presence of an OG is crucial for the show's success. She emphasized, "An OG's presence is always welcome, always needed on the series—no matter what capacity." While Whitfield is open to a potential return to the show, she made it clear that the offer would have to be right.
Reflecting on her own departure from the series, Whitfield revealed that financial considerations played a significant role in her decision to leave. She emphasized the importance of fair compensation for the OG cast members, hinting that money talks when it comes to making a comeback.
Throughout her 11-season tenure on 'RHOA,' Moore made a lasting impact on the show and its viewers. Her dynamic personality and memorable moments have solidified her status as a fan favorite, with many rallying behind her during this challenging time.
With the drama surrounding Moore's exit still unfolding, one thing is certain—'Real Housewives of Atlanta' is in for a wild ride. As fans eagerly await the next chapter in the show's history, the question remains: Will an OG step in to save the day and keep the drama alive?
