RHOA’s K. Michelle Suggests She Has Tea on Shamea Morton and Denies Shamea is a Victim of Colorism as Shamea Shares Post About Being “Gang[ed] Up Against”

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RHOA's K. Michelle Suggests She Has Tea on Shamea Morton and Denies Shamea is a Victim of Colorism as Shamea Shares Post About Being “Gang[ed] Up Against”

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K. Michelle suggested that she has tea on Shamea Morton, and she denied the claim that Shamea is the target of colorism on Real Housewives of Atlanta. Meanwhile, Shamea shared a post about “believ[ing]” the person who’s getting “gang[ed] up against.”

At the RHOA reunion, Shamea accused Michelle of trying to fight her off camera after their friendship ended. Throughout the season, many fans have accused certain cast members of colorism against Shamea, who’s been called out by many co-stars continuously throughout the season.

On a social media video, Michelle addressed her off-camera argument with Shamea.

“[I told Shamea], ‘I know what you told me,’ and she’s like, ‘No, no, no, no,'” recalled Michelle, via @theneighborhoodtalk on Instagram. “And I had had one cup of Jack Daniels, so I knew I was mad. … I hopped up. I was like this: ‘You’re a little lying something, like you would do anything to people. You make up stuff. You forget what you said. You apologize real quick after you done the damage and forget what you said.'”

“Soon as I wouldn’t say what you wanted me to say, you got scared,” said Michelle, who added cryptically, “Because, honey, I can vindicate some things. But see, I don’t want to have to do that. But I’m going to tell you one thing. If you keep playing with me, I got a person I need to act. And see, unlike them, they’ve known you for years and years, and they want to save you. Honey, it ain’t even been a whole year, and I didn’t seen who you are. I ain’t no snitch, but don’t push me.”

Michelle then called out her claim that Shamea was nearly “in a physical attack.” According to Michelle, she pointed her finger at Shamea while speaking passionately, but she didn’t try to fight her.

At one point, Michelle denied that Shamea is a target of colorism in the cast.

“For you to play that card,” said Michelle, via @baddietvv on X, “that’s a deadly card. … Once you get messy and you got everyone mad at you and you can’t keep up your lie, then it’s colorist. No.”

“You are dangerous,” Michelle went on. “It’s one thing to be funny, evil and mean, but the plotting, the manipulation, the things you do … I see it. … I want to part of you.”

Michelle said she has “proof” to back up her claims, and she denied she’s being “Porsha‘s lapdog.”

Around the same time, Shamea seemingly responded by sharing a post about being “gang[ed] up against.”

“If people are ganging up against one person, believe the one person,” said the quote Shamea shared on Instagram. “That one person is probably a huge threat, and carries a spirit of truth.”