*Kenya Moore, arguably the most dramatic one on “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” had another (of many) moments when she walked out of a charity event hosted by her co-star and enemy, Porsha Stewart.
She says the protest wasn’t (surprisingly) linked to Porsha’s failure to acknowledge nor failure to care, or both, about Kenya’s “accomplishments.” Instead it had everything to do with Porsha’s timing and taste for luxury.
“Many people have confused my title and it doesn’t offend me. However, in this instance, the blatant disrespect and disregard for my title and accomplishments that night did not fall to the wayside,” said Kenya, who was more offended by Porsha’s display of extravagance in the name of charity. “Disturbingly, the host prides herself on being a glorified gold digger and self-proclaimed ‘princess,’” wrote Kenya in her Bravo blog. “You can fix a lot of things, but you cannot fix stupidity,” she said.
Regardless of how anyone feels about Kenya, she does make note of an important factor. During the Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless Foundation, Porsha, who happens to be the founder’s granddaughter, accepted some very expensive gifts from her new husband. A $4,000 Chanel handbag was a surprise gift for the event’s special guest, while she had the nerve to ask people to donate money for the homeless.
“Why would anyone stand in front of a crowd under the pretense of charity wearing a $4,200 dress and receive personal gifts of a $4,000 Chanel handbag and have the audacity to ask people to donate money?” asked Kenya who said the spectacle made her “stomach turn.”
Because the producers of the show had the writers write the 4K purse in…you do realize that reality shows use writers correct? Ans while we are on the show, Kenya needs to stop already with her 1990 Miss USA old azz title…notice she had to leave LA where she was a “D” lister to move to ATL so she could “UP” her celebrity status since it didn’t pan out for her in LA…..
While I’m sure the entire issue was blown out of proportion by the producers, from what I could gather it looked like Kenya was irritated with the caliber of the event. I don’t think that was a wrong/right issue, just a personal one. I probably would have been irritated too, if someone had asked me to do a personal appearance and not had their facts straight about my accomplishments. I think Kenya did the right thing by politely correcting her… but after that I would have just sat quietly through the rest of the event…regardless of how tacky I thought it was. Maybe Kenya could’ve just made a silent vow to either give Porsche some friendly pointers for her next event or never agree to help her with another one. No biggie.