NeNe Leakes is calling out Andy Cohen and Wendy Williams after she revealed she’s leaving the Real Housewives of Atlanta.
In a series of tweets and a seven-minute YouTube video, NeNe claimed she experienced “systemic racism.”
Her response came after Wendy Williams appeared on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live on Sunday.
In the episode, the two discussed NeNe’s exit from the show and whether they thought it was for good.
“I believe that this is not a truth… NeNe has quit the show several times, and you’ll have her back,” Wendy said. “NeNe likes attention, dramatic attention. I don’t know what NeNe’s going to be doing for money, I’m not trying to count coins, but the ‘Housewives’ is that one thing that all the girls use to promote their other stuff.”
On Tuesday, NeNe posted a YouTube video to her channel titled “Stop using me for clickbait!”
“[Wendy] does Andy Cohen’s show, and here she sits speaking negatively of my exit and bringing my family into the equation,” NeNe said of her old friend Wendy.
“Leave my name alone,” NeNe said. “If you don’t have anything positive to say about me working for your network after 13 years, stop bringing up my name on your show to help your ratings. Stop it. You didn’t want me here. You’ve been forcing me out for the past four years. So there’s no reason why you need to keep bringing me up and keep talking so negatively about me.”
“You guys have been sitting here, poking the bear over and over again,’ she said of Andy and Wendy.
She called out Andy Cohen, who is the executive producer of Housewives, and said that she was “forced out of the franchise” but wouldn’t elaborate.
In a series of tweets, NeNe said, “My white counterparts were elevated and given full season episodes EVERY season. Each season I was given less & less. Don’t ask me, @ Andy and @ Bravo, and ask them why.”
She added, “So much you guys just don’t know! I’m going to bed now! The systemic racism is greater than you will ever know.”
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