Porsha Williams and Shamea Morton are feuding on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, where they are throwing out wild allegations involving each other’s mothers. But now Porsha has a new claim to add to the mix. According to her, Shamea is “sleeping with your manager,” and possibly others. Their decades-long friendship has officially reached a point of no return.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 17 drama continues for Shamea Morton
On the most recent episode of RHOA, Porsha made amends with one of her co-stars. But that woman was definitely not Shamea. Instead, during a very shady dinner in Scotland, Shamea called out Porsha for blocking her from being a full-time peace holder. Then, Shamea launched into the beef between their moms that we heard a little about last season.
Apparently, Shamea’s mom bought Porsha’s mom’s daycare business after it went into foreclosure. But this season, Shamea made a new claim about their mothers. “Everybody doesn’t know that your mom tried to sleep with my dad,” Shamea claimed. “You and your mother are low-down, dirty snakes,” Porsha clapped back.
And after watching this episode, Porsha clapped back again online. On X, the artist formerly known as Twitter, Porsha wrote, “Was this really worth it? Shamea took this way too far. You’re not innocent while you’ve got people discussing my MOM because of a lie you told on this show.”
And then, Porsha dropped a bombshell of her own. She continued, “If we’re going to discuss it, keep it between us. Now let’s discuss YOU—sleeping with your manager (who’s married to one of your high school friends), as well as a pastor in Decatur who’s 100% on your roster… along with many more.” In the comments, fans are hysterically demanding, “Andy [Cohen] … turn them cameras back on.”
The Real Housewives of Atlanta continues on Bravo every Sunday at 8/7c, and you can stream it on Peacock the following day.
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