‘RHOA’ Star Tanya Sam Cries While Showing Aftermath Of Her Restaurant Being Looted

‘RHOA’ Star Tanya Sam Cries While Showing Aftermath Of Her Restaurant Being Looted

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Tanya Sam tearfully showed the aftermath of her restaurant being looted during the Atlanta protests over the weekend, in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Tanya Sam owns a restaurant in the heart of Buckhead with her fiancé  Paul Judge and got on Instagram live over the weekend showing the door and windows of her establishment being broken into, with glass on the ground.

She said,

“…We put this place in the heart of Atlanta, in the heart of Buckhead where real estate is something and really is a black owned business for us. We put black art on the walls, we made it so that the most expensive mall in Atlanta that has all those brands, has a place where we can come again, and I’m just sad, I’m really sad.”

Paul Judge also took Instagram to post a photo of the restaurant totally destroyed with the caption,

“A great change is at hand, and our task, our obligation, is to make that revolution, that change, peaceful and constructive for all.” -JFK

JFK x Rihanna. By DL Warfield

Broken front door of Agency.
May 30, 2020
Atlanta

He released a statement on his story assuring people that they will reopen with even more “conviction of why this place is necessary:”

Rapper T.I. also called for an end of destroying Atlanta calling the prestigious city “Wakanda:”

“When you don’t get treated right in New York, when you don’t get treated right in L.A., when you can’t get treated right in Detroit, when you don’t get treated right in St. Louis, when you don’t get treated right in Alabama, Atlanta has been here for us. This city don’t deserve… However, I understand that a lot of others do. But we can’t do this here. This is Wakanda. “

I know TI did not just call Atlanta
“ wakanda “ ….there’s no way ??? https://t.co/JA0IqzETFx

— John (@iam_johnw) May 30, 2020

Tanya Sam’s fellow RHOA star Nene Leakes also asked for rioters to stop burning down her city:

“Atlanta is a Black City! built by Successful black people! Our Cops are black! Our Chiefs and Captains are Black! Our Judges are Black! Our Mayor is Black! No need to Burn down our City!”

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