K. Michelle Says Porsha Williams “Acts Like She Runs the Show” on RHOA as She Shares Status With Cast

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K. Michelle claimed Porsha Williams “act[s] like she run[s] the show” on the Real Housewives of Atlanta – and hinted that fans don’t know “what goes on” behind the scenes.

Earlier this season, K. Michelle expressed her disappointment in Porsha for questioning if she had a miscarriage as the singer opened up about a health scare. In another episode, Porsha accused Kelli Ferrell of sleeping with a married man.

In a May 12 post on X, K. Michelle addressed her dynamic with her castmates.

“Do yall understand I’m the one that[‘s] friends with all of these ladies,” wrote K. Michelle on X, @mrhousewives on Instagram. “Yall don’t understand what goes on [behind the scenes].”

“I call EVERY Single lady,” she continued. “Cynthia [and I] I check on [each other]. I don’t play about Phaedra (she’s misunderstood), Angela and me respect each other and want a read off, Shamea is … funny as hell [and has a] big heart.”

She praised Kelli for not being “afraid of anyone.”

“[Kelli] truly makes sure I’m ok,” she added. “Pinky is going to talk u to death about real s**t.”

“Porsha is going to be funny and act like she run the show,” said K. Michelle. “Love them all. I have NEVER had girls as friends. I’m like a lot of women. Let me grow. I mean no harm. REAL LIFE.”

Later on, K. Michelle responded to a fan who claimed that Porsha “does run the show.”

“Not mine,” the singer clapped back.

Image credit: @kmichelle/X via @mrhousewives/Instagram

After her disagreement with Porsha earlier in the season, K. Michelle reacted to a fan claiming she was dragging the issue out.

“Would you want someone in the middle of a nail shop screaming out in front of Atlanta when [you’re] an hour out of the hospital asking you in front of other women you just met if you had a miscarriage?” wrote K. Michelle at the time on X.

“Have you ever almost died from surgery?” she wrote later. “Have you ever lost several babies? And every one knew why I was in the hospital. I was out the hospital bed an hour and being asked if I had a miscarriage in an Atlanta nail salon. I forgive and come in peace, but I’m very much clocked in.”