Nene Leakes Shares Old Clip Of Kenya Moore Saying ‘You’re Not As Important As You Think You Are’ After Kenya Moore’s ‘RHOA’ Exit

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Nene Leakes Shares Old Clip Of Kenya Moore Saying ‘You’re Not As Important As You Think You Are’ After Kenya Moore’s ‘RHOA’ Exit
Nene Leakes reposted an old clip of Kenya Moore that originally aired while Kenya Moore was reacting to Nene Leakes being offered a reduced role on RHOA. In the clip, Kenya Moore said:
“The network is sending you a message. You’re not as important as you think you are. The message is very clear. Either the network feels you’re still a valuable asset on the show or they don’t and you’re replaced or phased out and you just have to move on.”
At the time, Nene Leakes revealed she was offered a contract with fewer guaranteed episodes and chose to walk away from the show entirely.
Fast forward to now, fans learned in the latest episode of RHOA that Bravo stopped filming with Kenya midway through season 16 after she presented an explicit image of newcomer Brit Eady on a poster board.
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