'Real Housewives of Atlanta' Season 6: NeNe Shades Kenya on 'The View' 'You Haven't Worked In 10 Years' [VIDEO]
NeNe Leakes and Kenya Moore let everyone know their feud is still going strong as Leakes threw her lots of shade during a recent appearance on The View and Moore responded via Twitter.
On the talk show Leakes opened up about the shenanigans that occurred at a charity event Moore hosted in Leakes' honor. The former Glee star revealed that she felt it was disrespectful Moore didn't tell her about the event until the night before.
She said, "I felt like if you're gonna honor someone, you should at least call them up and say, 'Hey, I would like to honor you, are you available on this date?' " Yes, I was angry with Kenya."
Leakes also said that she didn't like the way Moore extended an invitation.
"She sent an evite. How do evite someone you're honoring? This is a charity event. She and I have differences. I felt like she could've called me and said, 'Hey, let's put our differences aside for a night of charity.'"
Leakes wasn't buying it when she was told Moore was thinking about walking away from the show.
She said, "Really girl? You haven't worked in ten years."
Moore took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the interview and wrote, "But you mad though? LOL FB to anyone who can correctly guess how many times my name was mentioned?"
During the interview Leakes also confessed that Moore isn't the only one she has an issue with. She is at odds with her ex-BFF and former The Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member, Marlo Hampton. Leakes made it clear she didn't meet Hampton, who was a bridesmaid in her wedding last year, until she became a co-star on the show.
Leakes said, "I didn't invite [Marlo] on to the show, she came on with Phaedra. She and I got to know each other and we became friends. So I think people just know her from being with me. She actually came on through Phaedra."
Check out Leakes' interview below and see how all of the drama plays out on The Real Housewives of Atlanta Sundays at 8/7c on Bravo.
