Wendy Williams Calls Out The RHOA Ladies; And Slams Phaedra Parks For Using Her Baby As An Excuse For Being Late!

Wendy Williams is always staying up on the latest with everything regarding the housewives franchise, so it came at no surprise that she gave her took, on Sunday night’s episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta! Check out what Wendy had to say about the huge argument the Atlanta housewives had on the bus!

Wendy says,

“All of the women were late for the bus. Now, not just late. See Kenya thought that she was the Queen Bee ’cause she was the first one there, but Kenya, as Andy Cohen called out last night (on WWHL) was an hour late, and she was just the first one of the rest of them being late. And Phaedra was like three hours late. She was the last one to get there. I don’t get that whole late thing. I can’t stand late people. I know I’m late sometimes, but it’s usually my husband’s fault, on account if he’s the one driving. Maybe it’s because I’ve always been live. Live radio, you gotta be on time.”

She continued,

“I would’ve left them all, and Nene was upset. I would’ve been upset too. Late is a sign of disrespect. And then here goes Phaedra, the latest of all the ladies, and she said, ‘Well, you know, I’m a mother.’ There’s no excuse. There’s no excuse. When you’re a mother you know to get up at three o’clock in the morning instead of your usual six o’clock in the morning, ’cause you know you’ve got stuff to do if you’re going to be meeting your girls on time at noon. There’s no excuse for being that late.”

Thoughts on what Wendy had to say? Do you agree with her?

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