The latest episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta was Kenya Moore’s finale, but for the rest of the cast, there’s still plenty of drama to come in Season 16. The peaches of Atlanta all seem eager to move on from the Brit Eady photo scandal, and they’re promising a wild ride for the remainder of the season.
Kenya Moore and Brit Eady’s feud won’t be the only drama on RHOA Season 16
InTouch sat down with a bunch of ladies from the RHOA cast to talk through what we can expect now that Kenya has twirled into the abyss. According to Cynthia Bailey, there was so much going on this season that she felt caught off guard. That’s really saying something from someone who’s been on the show for over a decade.
“I never knew what I was walking into,” Cynthia teased. “Every time I showed up to film with the ladies, it was one crazy story after the other.”
So far, Season 16’s other spicy storyline has followed Drew Sidora feuding with Porsha Williams over Dennis McKinley. That’s enough drama to keep us occupied all season, and Drew hinted that there’s even more to come on that front.
“It’s full of twists, personal growth, and intense moments,” Drew said of Season 16. “It was different for me in many ways, but I stayed true to myself and focused on what really matters.”
Meanwhile, Porsha is also navigating a rift in her lifelong friendship with Shamea Morton Mwangi. When asked about the status of their relationship, Shamea hinted they still haven’t fully recovered from what we’re seeing on screen.
“I have nothing but love for Porsha,” Shamea claimed. “We’re childhood friends, so I view her more like a sister. Real relationships go through rough patches. I’m hoping we come out even stronger than before.”
If that drama isn’t enough to look forward to, let’s not forget that these ladies have two cast trips in store. The RHOA Season 16 trailer showed them taking a trip to Grenada. Of course, we all know that when Housewives go abroad, trouble quickly follows.
Shamea added, “This season is youthful, fun, adventurous, unpredictable, and a breath of fresh air. I’m proud of my vulnerability — I share the good, the bad, and the ugly.”
With that in mind, take your time to mourn Kenya’s exit from Season 16, but buckle up for the rest of the ride to come. It seems like it’s going to be a good one.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 16 continues on Bravo every Sunday at 8/7c.
