RHOA Season 16 Reunion Seating Chart Revealed; Brit Eady Won’t Attend

   

Brit Eady for RHOA Season 16

Season 16 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta kicked off with the chaotic storyline of Brit Eady feuding with Kenya Moore. We all cringed through the pistol comment that led to the salacious hair spa reveal. If you were hoping to get some closure at the reunion, too bad. Bravo just dropped the RHOA Season 16 reunion seating chart, and Brit is nowhere to be found.

Kenya already told us she had been disinvited. It’s no shock to see her missing from the seating chart. She didn’t even get a cast photo this year. Brit’s absence, on the other hand, has left fans with a whole lot of questions.

Brit Eady has opted out of the Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 16 reunion

There is a lot to take in with the RHOA Season 16 reunion seating chart. Porsha grabbed the first seat on Andy Cohen’s right. Phaedra Parks, who just popped up in Episode 12, is sitting next to Porsha. Then, it’s Cynthia “Cheek Bones” Bailey, who has been out this season as a Friend. At this point, they might as well have given her a peach, too.

Meanwhile, on Andy’s left side, there’s everyone else. Shamea Morton Mwangi snagged the first seat, ready to face off with her on-again, off-again bestie. Maybe Porsha and Shamea’s moms can show up and settle their differences, too.

Working your way down Andy’s left, there’s Angela Oakley and Kelli Ferrell. The producers plopped Drew Sidora on the very end of the couch. It’s an odd placement, considering how much this season focused on her feud with Porsha and her messy divorce.

 

There’s no word on why Brit did not attend the reunion. Perhaps she didn’t want to get grilled about the questionable status of her insurance license or why she didn’t serve any food at the Country Club Classic. We’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for a statement from her.

In the meantime, we’ll be over here mourning what could have been a brilliant comeback season for The Real Housewives of Atlanta. The long-awaited reboot will end without any closure to its biggest storyline.