Marlo Hampton, known for her role on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" (RHOA), recently reflected on her experience as a full-time cast member. After eight years as a "Friend" of the show, she was promoted to a main cast member in Season 14. However, in a candid interview on the Across Gen Podcast, she expressed mixed feelings about this transition.
Hampton described the show's atmosphere during her tenure as having "got dark," citing a lack of respect among cast members and conflicts that went "too far below the belt." She acknowledged her own participation in these dynamics and noted that some co-stars never fully accepted her, possibly due to her background, which includes time in foster care and past legal issues.
When asked about a potential return to RHOA, Hampton expressed a preference for resuming a "Friend" role rather than being a full-time cast member. She emphasized that her focus is on performing well and receiving fair compensation, rather than holding a specific title.
These insights provide a deeper understanding of Hampton's perspective on her reality TV journey and the challenges she faced during her time on RHOA.
For more details, you can read the full interview on That Grape Juice's website.
