Porsha Williams (left) and Kandi Burruss (center)
The season six finale of the Real Housewives of
Atlanta was a funny shade-fest. It was the best season yet.
Singer/songwriter, Kandi Burruss, put on a play, co-produced by
fiancé, now husband, Todd and it was a success with five sold out
showings in Atlanta. The play starred legendary, incomparable
singers Eddie Levert and Shirley Murdock.
Porsha Williams
All the girls, save for NeNe Leakes, attended the
play. NeNe was sick with a collapsed lung that her realtor husband,
Greg, misdiagnosed as trapped gas. Black people, why do some of us
do that in trying to play doctor LOL! Because gas and a collapsed
lung are not the same thing.
Kenya Moore and Cynthia Bailey
The play was about her relationship with Todd and
her mother, Joyce, who keeps trying to break them up. The play, “A
Mother’s Love” put Joyce’s overprotective and somewhat unreasonable
behavior on display and she didn’t like it. Joyce looked upset in
the audience, even hissing her teeth while watching the play. She
clearly felt embarrassed and awkward about it. I even felt sorry for
her. She looked like she wanted to have a Madea moment and snap on
the cast.
Mama Joyce
However, Joyce has to realize what she and her
hilarious fellow gangstas, her sisters, put her daughter Kandi
through (love them though, they make me laugh). Todd is not the
wealthy or very famous, which is what she seeks in a son-in-law, but
at the end of the day, Kandi is happy with him and he treats her
well. I wish them the very best in their marriage.
The last part of the program revealed a clip of the
upcoming reunion show, regarding a fight between Porsha Williams and
Kenya Moore, with NeNe Leakes ending up in the mix. Porsha appears
to have started the fight after Kenya kept pointing a bedazzled wand
in her face.
Side Bar: Mama Joyce, now I know you’re mad
about the play, but Kandi is in her thirties and it’s not a good
idea to whoop your child at that age and Todd, also in his thirties
is not your son, so beating him would be child abuse, but on grown
folks. I’m just saying (LOL).
