Sheree Whitfield Weighs in on Kenya Moore’s Event & Squashing Their Issues

Since Sheree Whitfield’s much touted return to The Real Housewives of Atlanta, we’ve seen precious little of her. Barely a glimpse! Personally, I’m ready for more of the crazy train that is Sheree. She had a few choice things to say about Kenya Moore’s hair care party.

“When I was invited to Kenya’s event, my initial thoughts were, “Oh hell to the no! This chick is uncouth and has zero class.” Nevertheless, I decided to be a bigger person by showing up and supporting her.”

I love how she throws shade while claiming to cheer Kenya on.

“I’m all about supporting women and their business endeavors… For some reason women aren’t as supportive towards other women. I for one know how much time, dedication, and hard work it can take to get a business off the ground… Kenya has beautiful hair, so this is something I believe she will be really successful at and I wish her all the best!”

Do you, Sheree? Do you?!

“So, aside from the event being a HOT mess (literally) and my natural edges going from slick to kinky in less than 60 seconds, it was a nice hair care event (less the hair care products)…”

So has Sheree put her beef with Kenya to bed once and for all?

“I like to give people the benefit of the doubt, but when someone shows me their hand, I definitely take note and proceed with caution… I am woman enough to forgive and move forward, yet… I’ll be sleeping with one eye open around this one! We’ll see how it goes.”

I’ll just take that as a no, then. And what does Sheree think about the newest Housewife, Kim Fields?

“I grew up watching Tootie from the The Facts of Life! …So I was a bit excited to meet her. …she seems to be nice and really quiet. I’m looking forward to getting to know the real lady behind the screen…Kim Fields.”

So do you need more Sheree in your Atlanta experience? And have Sheree and Kenya put their animosity behind them or will we see more fireworks this season?

 

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