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Although season 12 of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” is over, there’s still unfinished business ahead of the reunion. During Sunday’s season finale, viewers saw Kenya and NeNe faceoff one last time, this time at Kandi’s baby shower. During the shower, Marlo Hampton asked if Kenya’s quote calling NeNe a “bully with very few friends” was fake and things got heated.

“It’s not fake and you know it’s not fake,” said Kenya.”There’s video and you’ve seen it.”

That led to NeNe calling Kenya the actual bully in the situation and noting once again that she DIDN’T spit on her in Greece.

Then Kenya moved in NeNe’s direction to “speak to Shamea Morton” about the situation and NeNe took it as a threat and a move to provoke her into violence.

“Don’t touch me, that ain’t gonna be what you want. You put your hand on me. You gonna need security!”

Afterward, the girls were split with Cynthia Bailey and Kandi seemingly taking Kenya’s side and Porsha Williams agreeing with NeNe that Kenya tried to start a fight.

According to Kenya however, the provoking claims are ridiculous, see her thoughts on the flip.

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During the RHOA aftershow Kenya said she told the truth with her bullying comments and she was NOT trying to provoke NeNe into a fight.

“You want to talk about provoking people? Is that not provoking someone, to stand up and get in their face as though you are going to fight them?” asked Kenya. “I mean, it’s just crazy!”

 

NeNe, however, doubled down on her provoking claims and said Kenya knows better than to put her hand in her face.

“Once again she does her provoking thing,” said NeNe. “First of all, Kenya knows she can’t fight. Okay, that’s number one. So why are you trying to provoke people? It doesn’t make any sense,” NeNe said. “I’m telling you, as an African-American community, we know, when there’s an exchange, you don’t put your hand in somebody’s face… she keeps trying to get hit.”

 

Whose side are YOU on?

Was Kenya trying to provoke NeNe at the baby shower or did this get blown out of proportion???

We can’t wait to see this addressed during that (virtual) RHOA Reunion. 

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