Things got messy on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, and Brit Eady has finally decided to speak out. In a recent interview with New York Live, the season 16 newcomer opened up about the heated incident involving longtime cast member Kenya Moore — but it’s clear there’s still a lot of tension in the air.
As fans of the show know, the drama reached a breaking point in Episode 5 when Kenya Moore reacted to an alleged threat from Eady by displaying explicit photos of her during an all-cast event. According to reports, Moore claimed Eady had threatened her with a pistol, and in response, Moore revealed suggestive images allegedly showing Eady performing an intimate act while cameras rolled.
Moore’s decision to publicize the photos led to swift action from Bravo, placing the veteran Housewife “on pause” and later confirming she would not return for the remainder of the season.
Though Moore made a few public statements following the controversy, Eady remained relatively quiet — until now. In the interview, Eady described Moore’s actions as “brutal” and “disgusting,” while avoiding much discussion of her own alleged involvement in the situation.
When asked where her relationship with Moore stands today, Eady said plainly: “I’m actually blocked. I haven’t gotten a call, a text, [an] email, a group chat. Nothing.”
Eady also expressed frustration toward her fellow cast members after learning that they reached out to Moore following the incident, while Eady felt ignored. “They didn’t have my back,” she said. She called out the other Housewives for showing sympathy toward Moore, questioning their loyalty, particularly as mothers themselves. “How would you feel if your daughter, your child was in this position? Would that be OK?” she asked.
What Eady did not directly address was the serious accusation that preceded Moore’s actions — the alleged threat involving a firearm, a claim that understandably escalated the situation on both personal and production levels.
While Brit Eady seems ready to share her side, this chapter of RHOA is a complicated one, with both sides facing criticism for how things unfolded.
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